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RCMP allegations ‘most seriously damaging to public’s trust to date’: Bowman

January 26, 2017

Mayor Brian Bowman is calling for an inquiry into the construction of the new Winnipeg police headquarters after court documents reveal allegation that former city CAO Phil Sheegl was paid $200,000 for helping Caspian Construction land the project. Global’s Talia Ricci reports.

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