The road construction working group submitted its final report at the end of August, recommending better communication, more use of round-the-clock construction, and expanded use of earlier tendering. Continue reading →

With makeshift tents and structures popping up around Winnipeg, the city is changing its tactics on dealing with complaints about homeless camps. Continue reading →

The city sites offer free unlimited browsing with no data caps for both Winnipeggers and visitors to the city. Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg has announced its new Kid Mayor, who will be joining Bowman on the job for a day in July, and the 12-year-old has some big ideas for the city. Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg continues to work with other levels of government to combat the meth crisis, said mayor Brian Bowman, but he doesn’t necessarily think increasing the police’s $300 million budget is the answer. Continue reading →

The Indigenous Accord, with roots in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action, is intended to be a living document aimed at making the city a better place to live based on mutual respect and equal opportunity. Continue reading →

A report by the Manitoba government says development planning at Winnipeg City Hall is dysfunctional and is chasing away investment. Continue reading →

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 →