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'We should be ashamed as a city': group calls for Manwin Hotel shutdown - Vimarsana News

'We should be ashamed as a city': group calls for Manwin Hotel shutdown

A large group of people assembled outside a downtown hotel to call for its closure Friday.

Osborne Village BIZ seeking a new executive director – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Osborne Village BIZ seeking a new executive director – Winnipeg Free Press

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Woman harassed by 'erratic' man on bus says Winnipeg Transit needs security on-board - Vimarsana News

Woman harassed by 'erratic' man on bus says Winnipeg Transit needs security on-board

A Manitoba woman wants Winnipeg Transit to provide better security after she says a man threatened her on a city bus earlier this week.

Source: cbc.ca
'Winnipeg does not have a plan': Record homicides won't abate until well-being is properly funded, experts say - Vimarsana News

'Winnipeg does not have a plan': Record homicides won't abate until well-being is properly funded, experts say

A record number of homicides in Winnipeg in 2022 is part of a growing violent crime trend — one that won’t be reversed until governments ramp up investments in people and crime prevention over policing and security-related measures.  That’s the view of grassroots community safety workers and criminal justice experts who are expressing concern about rising levels of violence in the city and speaking up about what can be done to stem the tide. 

Source: cbc.ca
Winnipeg crime: Residents concerned about safety - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg crime: Residents concerned about safety

The sense of safety is slipping for many Winnipeggers, with a majority of residents saying they feel their neighbourhood safety has decreased in recent years.