Kevin Klein

• Developer says they won’t proceed with Portage Place deal, asks for money back

  A local developer has told The Forks North Portage Partnership that they 'are unable to proceed' with the deal to buy Portage Place, and has asked for their deposit money back.

  Politics

  Sep 29
• Teens robbed at gunpoint outside Tuxedo community centre

  Police said four youths were making videos on their phones when they were robbed by group of five suspects -- one of whom had a gun tucked into his waistband.

  Crime

  May 3
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• City councillor proposes 10% tax break for Winnipeg restaurants

  Charleswood-Tuxedo Coun. Kevin Klein revealed the motion at city hall on Monday morning, joined by three local restaurant owners.

  Economy

  Oct 5, 2020
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• Winnipeg councillor’s motion on police body cams shot down, board chair calls for community input

  A Winnipeg city councillor wants the city's police force to use body cameras.

  Politics

  Sep 9, 2020
• Safety beacons in Winnipeg school zones caught in more red tape, says councillor

  Despite the best intentions of an electrician who first offered to donate flashing lights for school zones years ago, the city says the lights won't be in place when classes begin.

  Traffic

  Sep 2, 2020
• Winnipeg police chief briefed city brass about vigil for victim of fatal police shooting: documents

  Winnipeg police chief Smyth outlined the police service’s response to an April 12 gathering in an intersection that saw mourners express outrage and grief over 16-year-old Eishia Hudson’s fatal police shooting.

  Crime

  Jul 15, 2020
• Winnipeg decides to accept gifted flashing school zone lights four years later

  Flashing amber lights will soon be set up in school zones across Winnipeg at next to no cost to taxpayers, some four years after a man offered to supply the lights and set them up for free.

  Politics

  Jun 12, 2020
• Coun. Kevin Klein resigns as Winnipeg Police Board chair amid ‘critical time’ for policing

  Coun. Kevin Klein (Charleswood-Tuxedo) told 680 CJOB Thursday afternoon that he'd be stepping down from his role as chair.

  Politics

  Jun 11, 2020
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• Winnipeg mayor reveals little about meth, safety strategy after meeting with Justin Trudeau

  Winnipeg's mayor is facing some criticism after a meeting with the prime minister revealed little about plans to tackle the city's meth crisis.

  Jan 20, 2020
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• Winnipeg councillor throwing support behind free lights-in-school-zones idea

  A Winnipeg business owner has offered to put in flashing amber lights at school zones around the city for free.

  Politics

  Jul 3, 2019