Phil Sheegl

• EPC votes to approve police HQ lawsuit settlement

  A legal battle ongoing for years in connection with the Winnipeg Police Headquarters building could soon be settled if city council signs off.

  Politics

  Mar 15, 2023
  
• Judge rules former Winnipeg CAO Phil Sheegl accepted $327K bribe and city owed $700K

  'The city has persuaded me on a balance of probabilities that the elements of bribery have been satisfied,' Chief Justice Glenn Joyal wrote in a 126-page decision.

  Crime

  Mar 16, 2022
  
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• City lawyers ask for $1.2M more to chase possible $24M in Winnipeg police HQ fraud case

  The City of Winnipeg's legal team has asked for an additional $1.2 million to hire help to go through the 'sheer volume' of paperwork surrounding the city's WPS HQ fraud case.

  Crime

  Sep 21, 2021
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• Proving alleged fraud, kickbacks in Winnipeg police headquarters case easier in civil suit: law prof

  A University of Manitoba law professor says a civil suit is much more likely to prove alleged wrongdoings surrounding the Winnipeg police headquarters construction and renovations.

  Canada

  Jan 8, 2020
• Winnipeg to ask province for public inquiry after corruption allegations

  City council has voted to ask the province to conduct a wide ranging public inquiry into controversial city projects and business practices.

  Feb 22, 2017
• RCMP allegations ‘Most seriously damaging to public’s trust to date’: Bowman

  Mayor Brian Bowman announced Thursday he is working on a public inquiry to present to the province after court documents revealed allegations that former city CAO Phil Sheegl was paid $200,000 for helping Caspian Construction land the police headquarters project.

  Investigations

  Jan 26, 2017
• Sheegl quits boards; city seeks legal opinions

  The city's former top manager, who resigned under a cloud last week, has also given up his positions on several boards.

  Politics

  Oct 23, 2013
• Sheegl says he’s sworn to silence

  "Sorry, I am bound by the terms of a confidentiality agreement and therefore have no comment," former chief administrative officer Phil Sheegl told Global News in an email.

  Politics

  Oct 22, 2013