Winnipeg City Hall

• COVID-19 continues to eat into Winnipeg’s budget, finance report shows

  A report from the public service shows Winnipeg spent more money than expected on COVID-19-related costs. A shortfall of nearly $54 million was reported for the first quarter.

  Canada

  Jun 7
  
• Winnipeg mayor names new finance, innovation committee chairs

  Scott Gillingham had served as finance chair since late 2016.

  Politics

  Apr 5
  
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• Winnipeg warns of COVID-19 exposure in city council chamber

  The city released a statement Friday saying that members of Executive Policy Committee, city staff, delegates and media members may have been exposed to a positive COVID-19 case.

  Health

  Jan 21
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• Outgoing Winnipeg mayor looks to city’s future in last year-end interview

  Winnipeggers are reflecting on the highs and lows of 2021, but for the city's mayor, the end of 2021 marks something else: the conclusion of his last full year at city hall.

  Politics

  Dec 30, 2021
• Extension of Winnipeg’s City Hall Christmas tree comes at a cost

  The City Hall Christmas tree is growing this year, but one city councillor is concerned about the growing cost that comes with it.

  News

  Nov 10, 2021
• New Winnipeg parking signs aim to make finding a spot easier than ever

  The City of Winnipeg is piloting a new project in the historic Exchange District that hopes motorists find their parking spot more easily, thanks to simpler street signs.

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2021
• Winnipeg Transit to roll out new scooter, wheelchair-friendly buses

  Winnipeg Transit said Thursday the first of their buses that have new securement systems for wheelchair and scooter users are now on routes.

  Traffic

  Apr 8, 2021
• Swing and a lease: Winnipeg Goldeyes stadium deal passes after last-minute city council motion

  The current lease, set to expire in 2023, has been subject to more than five years of debate at city hall. 

  Politics

  Oct 29, 2020
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• City of Winnipeg to start collecting interest, penalties on unpaid fines, fees

  The city says it will begin assessing penalties and interest for late payments on fees and fines as of Oct. 1.

  Economy

  Sep 29, 2020
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• Winnipeg police board sees calls for budget cuts, policy changes

  The group, the Police Accountability Coalition, wants improved civilian oversight of police, cuts to the police service budget and for officers to stop using some tactics. 

  Canada

  Sep 24, 2020