Amidst summer holidays and activities, you might not have the City of Winnipeg election on your radar. The election is Oct. 24. The deadline to register as a candidate is Sept. 18. Continue reading
Winnipeg police say they are seeing more and more gun calls in the city, after responding to six calls in just over 24-hours from Aug. 14. Continue reading
Work has been halted on part of a half-billion dollar city mega project after Manitoba Hydro ordered construction company PCL off the site for building too close to their hydro lines and towers. Continue reading
Tempers flared several times Tuesday as about 100 protesters showed up to an information meeting to speak out against a controversial addictions recovery centre. Continue reading
The next stage of Winnipeg’s Bruce Oake Recovery Centre will be discussed at a community meeting on Tuesday, but it’s what is expected outside of the meeting that is raising eyebrows. Continue reading
Can’t go shopping because there’s no place to lock up your bike? A partnership in the city centre aims to make Winnipeg businesses bike-friendly. Continue reading
A graffiti-covered, vacant billboard at Portage Avenue and Sherbrook Street has finally gotten a makeover by the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Continue reading
Winnipeg city council is taking steps to change their rules. A motion made Thursday would require councillors to take mandatory paid leave if they face criminal charges. Continue reading
The City of Winnipeg has opened its doors to residents as the city heats up. As of Friday, Winnipeggers are welcome to cool off in civic facilities during regular operating hours. Continue reading
The big, bright, orange shipping container-turned-toilet in downtown Winnipeg found a new home on Portage Avenue on Thursday morning. Continue reading
