Light standard knocked down at Portage and Main during morning rush hour
No one was hurt but commute times suffered after a light standard was knocked down at Portage and Main Friday. Continue reading
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Bank of Montreal leaving historic building in Winnipeg after more than 100 years
The Bank of Montreal has occupied 335 Main Street for over a century, but according to a letter sent to bank customers, it’s on the move. Continue reading
Tractor parade rolls through downtown Winnipeg
The tractors made their way from The Forks down through Portage and Main towards the Red River Ex grounds. Continue reading
32nd annual Pride Parade flows through downtown Winnipeg
The march kicked off at the Manitoba Legislative Building, where Pride Winnipeg president Muhammed Ahsan said the community has come a long way since the first parade. Continue reading
Winnipeg Pride Parade to include Portage and Main intersection
The organization says this year’s June parade will take place in the heart of Winnipeg’s downtown — through the iconic Portage and Main intersection. Continue reading
Wet’suwet’en protest rally hits Portage and Main Thursday afternoon
Winnipeg’s iconic Portage and Main intersection was blocked Thursday afternoon by a protest in support of Indigenous pipeline resistance in British Columbia. Continue reading
Portage and Main plebiscite outcome hits the New York Times
Titled “On Foot and Underground at Canada’s Crossroads”, Portage and Main wound up being the subject of a headline on the New York Times. Continue reading
Facelift anticipated for Portage and Main, despite plebiscite
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The barriers at Portage and Main may still have to come down, to make repairs underneath them. Continue reading
Vote Open happy with public response regardless of what happens at polls
The local group behind the Vote Open campaign says it’s pleased by the amount of awareness that has been raised about the Portage and Main question. Continue reading
Portage and Main to remain closed after plebiscite
Winnipeggers have had their say on the city’s plan to open up Portage and Main to pedestrians in the plebiscite Wednesday. The answer is ‘no’. Continue reading