City of Winnipeg

• City of Winnipeg’s annual compensation report shows top earning employee took home $380K

  Winnipeg employs roughly 10,000 people and 4,200 of them took home more than $75,000 last year, according to the report.

  Politics

  Jun 29
  
• More Winnipeggers choosing to bike amid high gas prices, cycling advocate says

  Nearly seven out of 10 Canadian drivers say they’re worried they won’t be able to afford the cost of gas this summer, according to the results of a recent Ipsos poll.

  Traffic

  Jun 28
  
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• Winnipeg firefighter union warns of staffing shortages: ‘Something’s going to snap’

  According to city data, from Monday to Sunday last week, crews were short-handed three times when overtime shifts for those who were sick, or dealing with burnout went unfilled.

  Fire

  Jun 28
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• Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord welcomes 26 new signees at Oodena Circle

  At a ceremony at The Forks Tuesday, Mayor Brian Bowman said having 222 signatories on the City of Winnipeg's Indigenous Accord demonstrates a strong commitment to reconciliation.

  Canada

  Jun 28
• Three children treated after pepper spray incident on Winnipeg bus

  Responders said they saw and treated three of the children, and according to LRSD, the children's parents arrived on scene shortly after and drove them home.

  Health

  Jun 25
• Former Winnipeg mayor Glen Murray entering 2022 municipal race

  Glen Murray, who served as the city's 41st mayor from 1998-2004, announced Wednesday he intends to run in October's municipal election.

  Politics

  Jun 22
• City launches public hydration stations to help Winnipeggers beat summer heat

  Winnipeg is about to heat up for summer, and city officials are encouraging residents to stay safe and hydrated during extreme conditions.

  Weather

  Jun 16
• Bus shelter proposal ignores root causes of homelessness, Winnipeg advocates say

  Advocates for Winnipeg's homeless population say they intend to keep up the fight to ensure city officials treat them with respect.

  Politics

  Jun 16
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• Spring cleaning wrapped up in Winnipeg, city looking for feedback

  The city says clean up crews will head back to fix "deficiencies" in spring clean up efforts until June 26.

  Environment

  Jun 14
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• Winnipeg looks at multi-million dollar tax break for redevelopment of Hudson’s Bay building

  A report to the city's executive policy committee recommends tax incentives worth $387,000 a year for 25 years for Winnipeg's historic Bay building which is to be redeveloped.

  Economy

  Jun 10