Going back to the office at city hall – Winnipeg Free Press
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Majority of Winnipeg Transit workers reject contract proposal – Winnipeg Free Press
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City staff should work in office: councillors – Winnipeg Free Press
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St. B property city hopes to sell a likely extreme-weather homeless shelter over winter – Winnipeg Free Press
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St. Boniface homeless advocate frustrated by search for permanent shelter
The head of a homeless outreach group in St. Boniface is frustrated with how long it's taking the City of Winnipeg to find the group a building for a 24/7 safe space.
Source: cbc.ca
Michael Jackson's son Prince reveals late icon's insecurity
Prince Jackson has spoken about how his late King of Pop father Michael Jack son “had a lot of insecurity” about his skin condition.
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City of Winnipeg's work-from-home program gets high marks from staff, but council members skeptical
A chunk of the City of Winnipeg’s staff working remotely say they want to continue the program, but a number of council members question whether the flexible arrangement works for citizens.
Source: cbc.ca
Remote work positive for city, staff, report finds – Winnipeg Free Press
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City of Winnipeg appealing Parker lands court decision
The City of Winnipeg is appealing the controversial Parker Lands case, claiming the judge made errors
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City of Winnipeg appeals court decision that awarded Parker lands developer $5M
The City of Winnipeg is appealing a judge's ruling that two planning officials deliberately slowed the progress of a residential development in Fort Garry.
Source: cbc.ca