Graham Avenue

• Winnipeg police use taser on man who allegedly threatened them with shard of glass

  Winnipeg police say the incident began when the man attempted to punch the driver of a marked police vehicle in front of the downtown headquarters.

  Crime

  Jan 22
  
• Search for male suspect underway following Graham Avenue stabbing: Winnipeg Police

  Winnipeg police are searching for a male suspect who they say was with the victim of the Graham Avenue stabbing when she was killed.

  Crime

  Dec 18, 2023
  
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• Winnipeg has more than 150 unfinished construction projects into September

  More than 150 construction projects are still being worked on, some way past their estimated completion date.

  Traffic

  Sep 5, 2019
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• Stretch of Winnipeg’s Graham Avenue closes until 2020

  As of Monday, Graham Avenue between Main and Fort is closed to all motor vehicles other than Winnipeg Transit buses until July 2020, due to construction.

  Traffic

  Jul 16, 2018
• More space, giant TV screen for Winnipeg Whiteout street party, Round 2

  The Whiteout party will be open for home games of the NHL playoff series; organizers expect the crowds to grow, as they did with each game in Round 1.

  Sports

  Apr 26, 2018
• Winnipeg’s Carlton Street closed this week

  Southbound Carlton will be shut to all traffic starting on Monday at 6 a.m. It won't reopen until Friday, January 12 at 6 p.m.

  Traffic

  Jan 7, 2018
• Pedestrians dart through Graham Avenue transit traffic: ‘It’s very dangerous’

  It's one of the busiest corridors in the city, but Winnipeg transit drivers say that's not what makes Graham Avenue such a challenge to navigate.

  Traffic

  Nov 14, 2017
• Police ask for witnesses after a man was fatally struck by a Winnipeg bus

  A 58-year-old man has died following a collision at Fort Street and Graham Avenue.

  Nov 13, 2017
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• ‘No grounds for charges’ after officer shot man in Winnipeg Skywalk: IIU

  Manitoba’s civilian police watchdog has found no grounds for charges against an officer who shot a man carrying a stick with scissors taped to it in May.

  Crime

  Jul 31, 2017
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• Upkeep costing taxpayers $300,000 a year for Canada Post tower building

  For nearly three years, the old Canada Post building has watched tenants pack up and move out. All 11 floors have sat nearly empty for the last three years. But while the tenants continue packing up, the building continues to burn a hole through taxpayers' pockets.

  May 23, 2017