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Winnipeg announces funds for outdoor rinks - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg announces funds for outdoor rinks

The City of Winnipeg announced funding on Saturday to help resurface ice at two outdoor rinks at a local community centre.

What a false accusation of antisemitism from Winnipeg's mayor reminds us about political power – Canadian Dimension - Vimarsana News

What a false accusation of antisemitism from Winnipeg's mayor reminds us about political power – Canadian Dimension

Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman has decided to pick a fight with one of the oldest leftist institutions in the city for booking a renown Palestinian rights activist. Such cowardice will likely be no surprise to anyone who has watched the mayor capitulate to the likes of True North, or ignore the opportunity to condemn the controversial 2018 appearance of Jordan Peterson in the city.

Decision to spike rail relocation study short-sighted: proponents – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Decision to spike rail relocation study short-sighted: proponents – Winnipeg Free Press

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Cobra Kai Brings in Mayor Bowman as Creative Consultant - Vimarsana News

Cobra Kai Brings in Mayor Bowman as Creative Consultant

The eyes of Hollywood continue to look north towards Alberta. Mayor Sandy Bowman is being brought in as a crea...

Brian Bowman bows out at last council meeting as Winnipeg's mayor - Vimarsana News

Brian Bowman bows out at last council meeting as Winnipeg's mayor

Mayor Brian Bowman thanked city councillors and staff for their work over his eight years as the city’s 43rd mayor, saying they had made the council chamber and Winnipeg as a whole "a more inclusive and welcoming place."

Source: cbc.ca