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Construction has begun on a bridge over the floodway on PR 200 south of Winnipeg. And some area businesses say the road closure and re-route is another blow after major construction at the Perimeter altered the path of the same highway. Iris Dyck reports.

Winnipeg’s mayor speaks in Ottawa in support of bail reform, and an update on the status of the construction on Pembina Highway.

Winnipeg’s mayor speaks in Ottawa in support of bail reform, and an update on the status of the construction on Pembina Highway.

It’s been a summer of detours for Winnipeg drivers – with major roadwork being done all over the city. Global’s Katherine Dornian checks in as we approach the end of construction season – and looks at what’s ahead in seasons to come.

Winnipeg Transit has broken ground on the construction of Oak Point Garage, which is expected to be completed in 2027.

The City of Winnipeg has announced details about some of the major road construction projects that will be worked on this summer. Katherine Dornian reports.

After months of construction — Winnipeg’s most iconic intersection is expected to reopen to pedestrians for the first time in decades. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more on the reopening and the uncertainty it’s creating for some businesses in the area.

Road construction season in Winnipeg is about to ramp up with more than $165 million in projects.

The Manitoba government is launching an inquiry into the construction of the police headquarters in Winnipeg — a project that ran over budget and was the subject of lawsuits and a police probe.

The municipal and federal governments are teaming up to help fund new home construction in Winnipeg.

A unanimous recommendation has been made for Winnipeg’s first ever Chief Construction Officer.

More road closures are coming to Downtown Winnipeg as the next phase of construction in the Portage and Main project is set to begin.

Theft is increasing at Winnipeg construction sites, plus the province is making the retail theft initiative permanent.

The head of the Manitoba Home Builders’ Association says something needs to be done to tackle crime at construction sites in Winnipeg and across the province.

According to the city, 32 per cent of construction projects are fully done, and another 17 per cent are considered substantially complete.

The president of the Winnipeg Construction Association is excited for the number of building projects taking place downtown and says things are ramping up.

Construction begins in just over a month, but plans for the overhaul of Winnipeg’s most famous intersection are taking shape.

One Winnipegger is sharing her journey through art, a journey she says can be a constructive way to healing. Daisy Woelk shares her story during Mental Illness Awareness Week.

A Winnipeg masonry company says they’re being hit repeatedly by thieves. Marney Blunt reports on the problem of construction site thefts across the country.

A Winnipeg business owner has put up a sign on his store on Portage Avenue and Maryland Street to poke fun of the amount of construction that takes place in front.