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Council approves subdivision, rezoning of Granite Curling Club parking lot
A plan to separate the parking lot on the west side of the Granite Curling Club passed a final vote at Winnipeg city council on Thursday, clearing the way for the city to develop the lot into affordable housing.
Chief Peguis Trail extension cost estimate rises to $755M
The estimated price tag of building the westward extension of the Chief Peguis Trail has ballooned to more than three-quarters of a billion dollars, but city officials say the project still offers big economic benefits for Winnipeg.
Winnipeg city staff working to lessen impact of 'severe' water, sewer rate hike: committee chair
Winnipeggers should brace themselves for what could be a significant increase to their water bills as the city plans to release next week its latest proposed water and sewer rates, the chair of city council’s water and waste committee says.
Assess impact of water rate hike on affordability, need for supports: Winnipeg councillor
A Winnipeg councillor wants to make sure the city takes into account the impact expected water and sewer rate increases will have on the availability of affordable housing.
Polson House demolition raises fears other historic Winnipeg buildings could follow
A piece of Winnipeg’s history was reduced to rubble this week as demolition crews began tearing down the Polson House.
Winnipeg Transit unveils first zero-emission fuel-cell bus
Winnipeg Transit unveiled its first hydrogen fuel cell bus on Wednesday.
Plan to build housing next to Granite Curling Club passes key vote at city council committee
A proposal clearing the way to build affordable housing next to the Granite Curling Club passed a key vote at city hall on Tuesday.
City committee approves new Sikh temple for northwest Winnipeg
Plans for a new Sikh temple to serve the growing community in northwest Winnipeg passed a vote at City Hall on Friday.
Union objects to plan to replace community hub at downtown Winnipeg library
The union that represents the majority of City of Winnipeg workers has threatened legal action over a city decision to discontinue funding to a downtown information and service hub in the Millennium Library and replace it with another service provider.
Dozens come out to support, oppose rezoning parking lot next to Granite Curling Club
Dozens of people packed the gallery in the council chamber at Winnipeg city hall for a Thursday hearing on a proposed development next to the Granite Curling Club.