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Mayor shakes up Winnipeg Police Board - Vimarsana News

Mayor shakes up Winnipeg Police Board

Winnipeg's new mayor has shaken up the composition of the city's police board, replacing three businesspeople with new appointees.

Source: cbc.ca
Winnipeg poised to ask province to allow workers to switch up statutory holidays - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg poised to ask province to allow workers to switch up statutory holidays

The City of Winnipeg is considering a symbolic move toward making the observance of holidays more inclusive. A motion coming before city council's human rights committee calls on the province to change the Manitoba Employment Standards Code to allow workers to substitute statutory holidays for days that are more meaningful to them.

Source: cbc.ca
Winnipeg statutory holiday swap considered at city hall - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg statutory holiday swap considered at city hall

A recommendation to allow workers to swap holidays for another day more meaningful to them is being considered at city call, but some worry it would be a step backwards.

Winnipeg statutory holiday swap considered at city hall - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg statutory holiday swap considered at city hall

A recommendation to allow workers to swap holidays for another day more meaningful to them is being considered at city call, but some worry it would be a step backwards.

Winnipeg police chief seeks $1.8M to hire more 911 operators, dispatchers - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg police chief seeks $1.8M to hire more 911 operators, dispatchers

Winnipeg's police chief says the city needs to hire more 911 operators and dispatchers to handle increasing call volumes and reduce the burden on existing staff at the emergency call centre.

Source: cbc.ca