Sherri Rollins

• Winnipeg councillors cautiously optimistic about new federal gun regs

  Winnipeg city councillors say they're cautiously optimistic about a series of new federal gun control measures -- which would allow municipalities to enact handgun bans.

  Crime

  Feb 17
• Winnipeg libraries move to fine-free model, outstanding fees waived

  "Now everyone can access and enjoy the services we offer without worrying about financial penalties."

  Dec 30, 2020
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• Winnipeg officially opens first temporary downtown public washrooms

  Four more temporary washrooms should open in the coming days, the city says.

  Health

  Dec 22, 2020
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• Winnipeg councillor calls for elimination of overdue fines at city libraries

  Sherri Rollins (Fort Rouge - East Fort Garry) said library fees can be a barrier to access that primarily affects young people and low-income households, especially with children.

  Politics

  Oct 16, 2020
• ‘A flood of ideas’ already being discussed for soon-to-be vacated Bay building

  Winnipeg shoppers are beginning to digest the news that the city's most iconic department store, which opened in 1926, will be closing its doors for good.

  Money

  Oct 4, 2020
• City of Winnipeg unwilling to pay $20M towards Portage Place redevelopment

  Starlight Investments is seeking an equal investment from the city, feds and province to shore up a funding gap — but the public service isn't willing to write that cheque.

  Politics

  Jul 14, 2020
• Winnipeg pilot project to deter homeless camps cancelled, councillors say they weren’t informed

  The project used what the city calls noise deterrents — devices that emit high-pitched, shrill sounds — under four local bridges.

  Politics

  Jun 25, 2020
• West Broadway community rink getting closer to opening

  The Edward Carriere Community Rink, located behind the Broadway Neighbourhood Centre (BNC), has been in limbo over the past few months.

  Lifestyle

  Jan 29, 2020
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• ‘You don’t want to go there’: Winnipeg musicians frustrated by bar’s violent reputation

  Among the wider safety concerns at the Windsor Hotel, members of Winnipeg's music community are disappointed the hotel is shutting its doors as a local music venue.

  Crime

  Jan 14, 2020
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• Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry housing and community safety forum draws crowd

  About 115 people gathered to discuss housing and community safety in a salon-style town hall at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights Saturday.

  Canada

  Nov 10, 2019