Electoral boundaries reset, Winnipeg gains extra seat at expense of rural Manitoba
Boundaries for the next Manitoba election have been set and Winnipeg will get an extra legislature seat at the expense of rural areas. Continue reading
Winnipeg election
Winnipeg school trustee wants to open voting to 16-year-olds, non-citizens
Should 16-year-olds be allowed to vote? One Winnipeg School Division trustee thinks so. Mark Wasilyw said lowering the voting age would give students a say in decisions that affect them. Continue reading
Decision 2018: The new faces and names of Winnipeg City Council
The election is over, the results are in. And while many people may be feeling that not much has changed, that’s not entirely true. 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
Bowman to serve as mayor for second term
It’s civic election day in Manitoba and Winnipeggers will decide whether to grant their mayor a second term and will have their say on the heart of the city. Continue reading
Winnipeg municipal election results 2018
Winnipeg will be voting in 15 new councillors and one new mayor. Continue reading
Election Day is Wednesday: Are you ready to vote, Winnipeg?
Whether this is your first time voting or you’re a veteran at the polls, there are a few things you’ll need to remember for Election Day. Continue reading
Vote Open coalition hosts Open Fest at Portage and Main
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
On Wednesday, residents will be able to vote on whether to remove the barriers at Winnipeg’s Portage and Main. Continue reading
Advance voters turn out in record numbers in Winnipeg
With one day of advance voting remaining, the city said Friday that it had already seen record-breaking numbers of advance voters: about 39,500 so far, eclipsing the 2014 high of 30,619. Continue reading