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Time For a Shake Up at City Hall
Mayor Scott Gillingham and Finance Chair, Jeff Browaty, of “Joe Lunchbox” fame. I don’t know how many of you remember this, but our current mayor, Scott Gillingham, won his position in the 2022 civic election with just 27% of the vote, the smallest vote share for any mayor in recent history. Some 53% of Winnipeg voters chose, instead, to cast their ballots for one of the more progressive center-left candidates. And if the two progressive mayoral candidates hadn’t split the vo
Oct 133 min read


Another New Subdivision, Another City Problem
So, here we go again folks. We just get the protection of the Lemay forest done and dusted and bingo, there’s another proposed subdivision for 23 homes on 2 acre flood plain lots right across the Red River from the Lemay on the old Daman Farm site. A subdivision that will not only result in the destruction of a significant portion of a riparian forest but may also pose a potential threat to the area’s groundwater aquifer. In fact the threat to groundwater is so significant, t
Oct 14 min read


Abandoned Buildings, Abandoned People
On Tuesday August 26th the street census on homelessness was released and the news isn’t good. Turns out the number of people living on...
Sep 234 min read


The Need for Green in Winnipeg’s West End
I grew up in West End Winnipeg, on a neighbourly street situated between Wellington Avenue and Notre Dame. And while my neighbours and I...
Sep 14 min read


Clean Energy Is The Future - So Why Are We Investing in Fossil Fuels?
I don’t know about you, but I have to say I’m a bit confused these days. In fact in political terms I really don’t know whether I’m...
Aug 43 min read


Delay, Delay And More City Delays
I was waiting patiently on June 9th for the city to post the agenda for a Community Services Committee meeting scheduled for the 13th of...
Jun 273 min read
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