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‘We aren’t all drug sellers’: Winnipeg homeless encampment resident reacts to city’s new rules

Winnipeggers living in homeless encampments say the city’s new regulations governing where camps can be set up will have an ...

'Nowhere else to go,' says woman at encampment decried as eyesore amid Winnipeg's crackdown

Cynthia Flett knows she'll have to move from an encampment in Winnipeg's West Broadway neighbourhood, after city workers ...

Red-light cameras: Is there a better way to slow speeders and reduce accidents in Winnipeg?

CBC Manitoba's urban living contributor Ben Farr wants Winnipeg to take a broader approach to traffic safety. Red-light cameras are one piece of the puzzle, but more can be done to make city streets ...
CityNews Winnipeg

Winnipeggers find it harder to afford rent, mortgages as housing prices increase

Families spend a quarter of their annual income on rent, and to buy a typical home on the Winnipeg market, a family needs to ...

Winnipeg crews cleared 2 encampments on 1st day of new restrictions

City of Winnipeg bylaw officers cleared two sites on Monday, the first day that new restrictions on encampments were in ...
The New York Times

Jets mailbag, Part 2: Landing a second-line centre, Dmitri Rashevsky’s potential and more

Today we’re finding Winnipeg its second-line centre. We’re also projecting timelines for its top prospects, from Elias Salomonsson, Brad Lambert and Nikita Chibrikov through Brayden Yager, Colby ...

Back-to-back typhoons leave Winnipeg's Filipino community concerned for their families and home

A Winnipeg man says he is keeping close tabs on family and friends back home in the Philippines, after two deadly typhoons ravaged the country in a matter of days, because he knows firsthand how ...