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As critics weigh in, Winnipeg mayor taking 'wait and see' approach to 2 broad planning by-laws Our Winnipeg and Complete Communities plans are in front of the city's executive policy committee. The by-laws would dictate everything from climate change and poverty reduction to density and infill guidelines for the city of Winnipeg. Social Sharing
Winnipeg Free Press MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Michele Kading, executive director of Save Our Seine, argues the city should alter its proposed main planning guidelines to protect against any development of parks and open spaces. Winnipeggers who are lobbying the city to ban the redevelopment of major public parks and open spaces fear the city is offering a path for new builds. Winnipeggers who are lobbying the city to ban the redevelopment of major public parks and open spaces fear the city is offering a path for new builds. "We just cannot afford to lose any of the ones that ...
Most importantly, a park would be a place close to home where neighborhood kids could safely get together and play after school. That may not sound like a lot, but it’s a stark contrast to where McNeese’s children and others — given no other alternative — have been forced to meet up for a game of catch or to toss a football. “Without a park,” he says, “all the kids are playing in the street. One of the first things I had to teach (my kids) is, if you see a car coming, yell ‘car!’ and everybody immediately get to the sidewalk.”
Bike Winnipeg takes aim at city's 25-year plan Daniel Crump / Winnipeg Free Press Files Bike Winnipeg has submitted a lengthy criticism of a draft municipal planning document, OurWinnipeg 2045, asking the city to keep its climate change targets in step with the rest of the world. A local community cycling advocacy group is asking the City of Winnipeg to align municipal plans moving forward with climate change targets in step with the rest of Canada and the world. A local community cycling advocacy group is asking the City of Winnipeg to align municipal plans moving forward with climate change...
Article content You can stand outside the new Merit Functional Foods plant, look east and be staring out at the City of Winnipeg. In one breath it is a vision of what the future can look like for industrial development, while in the next it’s a look at lost opportunities for the city when it comes to maximizing economic investment. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or ALDRICH: City needs to invest in opportunity at CentrePort South Back to video The sparkling high-tech canola protein plant resides in CentrePort North, which has seen hundreds of ...