City Of Winnipeg

• Winnipeg exploring use of residents’ photos to issue parking tickets

  The City of Winnipeg is looking into a system where individual residents could report parking violations by submitting photographs.

  Traffic

  Dec 3
  
• ‘It’s got to be efficient’: Transit advocate calls for change on major Winnipeg routes

  A local transit advocate says Winnipeg's controversial new transit network is a vast improvement over the old system, but the city needs to get buses out of traffic.

  Traffic

  Dec 3
  
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• Winnipeg mayor pushing for fourth emergency service to respond to mental-health calls

  Winnipeg's mayor is pushing forward to create a fourth emergency response service in the city that would respond to mental-health crises. 

  Health

  Dec 3
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• Manitoba board gives curling club approval power in affordable housing project

  A recent decision by the Manitoba Municipal Board says the project can only go forward if the curling club approves of the parking arrangement.

  Politics

  Nov 18
• Winnipeg unveils preliminary 2026 budget

  The city’s 2026 preliminary budget will see Winnipeg’s property taxes return to an annual 3.5 per cent increase, following last year’s hike of nearly six per cent.

  Politics

  Nov 14
• Completion of wastewater plant ‘critical’ for city’s growth: Winnipeg report

  Scott Gillingham says completion of the treatment plant's third phase — which comes with a $1.5 billion price tag — would generate billions in provincial and federal tax revenue.

  Politics

  Nov 13
• ‘It’s our road map’: Winnipeg agency reveals plan for economic development, tourism

  Winnipeg Economic Development and Tourism says it wants the city to compete on the world stage, something it hopes to accomplish with a new strategy, launched Tuesday.

  Economy

  Nov 4
• ‘Stop arson before it happens’: Winnipeg officials working to curb fires

  Mayor Scott Gillingham, representatives of the Winnipeg police and Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service, and other officials say they're trying to get ahead of the city's arson problem.

  Fire

  Oct 31
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• City offers details on encampment enforcement

  High and medium risk camps are to be connected with outreach workers and given notice to vacate, while those deemed low risk will be monitored for safety and cleanliness.

  Politics

  Oct 29
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• ‘Responsible and affordable’: Winnipeg touts much smaller water bill increases

  Winnipeggers will see an increased water and waste bill next year, but it won't be anywhere near the jump initially expected.

  Canada

  Oct 28