Mayor Brian Bowman told 680 CJOB that the proposed transit protest isn’t considered legal job action, and that the city is going to the Manitoba Labour Board. Continue reading
The Paulin Biscuit Factory, as well as the neighbouring lot to the west between Ross Avenue and Pacific Avenue, are being offered up for sale, with the goal of putting a low-rise, mixed income residential development on the property. Continue reading
American activist Linda Sarsour responded to Winnipeg mayor Brian Bowman’s attempt to have her removed from an event Friday night. Continue reading
Linda Sarsour, an American left-wing activist, is one of three panelists scheduled to speak at an event being held at the Ukrainian Labour Temple. Continue reading
The Executive Policy Committee voted unanimously to allow the report into the investigation of city workers to be made public. Continue reading
Global News has obtained a list of all the city streets and back lanes that were supposed to be repaired or renewed this year. See globalnews.ca/winnipeg for more. Continue reading
One day after federal trade minister Jim Carr confirmed Winnipeg will see at least $40 million from this year’s gas tax allocation, Mayor Brian Bowman said he hopes to see that money spent on local roads. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s 2019 budget was passed Wednesday afternoon by a vote of 11 to 5, making a 2.33 per cent property tax hike, and a drop in roads spending this year, official. Continue reading
The ongoing funding feud between city and province has reared its head once again, this time over the issue of school taxes. Continue reading
The reduction of the PST included in the provincial budget announced Thursday has gotten a lot of attention, but not everyone is celebrating. Continue reading