
New Zoning Amendments Allows Residential Development on Select Malls and Corridors
In a move to address the city’s growing housing needs, the City Council’s approved amendments
In a move to address the city’s growing housing needs, the City Council’s approved amendments
The City of Winnipeg announced that they have selected a Chief Construction Officer to provide
The City of Winnipeg’s recent financial status and forecast report unveils a projected year-end deficit
The City of Winnipeg has surpassed its housing development targets for the first year of
As of September 30, 2024, the City of Winnipeg is staring down a $23.4 million
Starting Tuesday, October 15, Winnipeggers should prepare for travel delays around the Portage & Main intersection. Various sections of both roads’ curb and median lanes will be closed intermittently over the next four weeks as traffic signals crews undertake pre-construction work. This work is in preparation for major construction in mid-November, which includes the demolition of concrete barricades. Details of the construction staging and associated traffic impacts will be released prior to the start of construction on November 15. The project aims to significantly change the operation of the intersection to ensure the safe movement of pedestrians, vehicles, and cyclists. Plans include demolishing barrier walls, installing new traffic signals and streetlights, adding a curb extension on the southeast corner to shorten the pedestrian crossing distance across Portage Avenue, and providing more pedestrian space at the corner. Additionally, existing medians will be repaired and adjusted, and new curbs and sidewalks will be installed throughout the intersection to accommodate pedestrian crossings on all four corners. The work is expected to be substantially complete by June 20, 2025, and fully completed by June 27, 2025. This timeline will allow Winnipeg Transit to launch its new Primary Transit Network on June 29, 2025, with the at-grade pedestrian crossing expected to open by July 1, 2025. Future phases of the redevelopment at Portage & Main include additional design work for street-level pedestrian crossings. This work will be part of the Rapid Transit (Downtown Corridors) Preliminary Design Study, set to begin in 2025, which will integrate Winnipeg Transit infrastructure into the final design for Council’s consideration.
The City of Winnipeg’s second quarter financial status and forecast report reveals a projected deficit
Residents of Winnipeg may notice some futuristic-looking quads cruising the sidewalks this month. But don’t
The city of Winnipeg has released the final draft of its much-anticipated transportation master plan,
The City of Winnipeg is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative to enhance customer service through
In a move to address the city’s growing housing needs, the City Council’s approved amendments
The City of Winnipeg announced that they have selected a Chief Construction Officer to provide
The City of Winnipeg’s recent financial status and forecast report unveils a projected year-end deficit
The City of Winnipeg has surpassed its housing development targets for the first year of
As of September 30, 2024, the City of Winnipeg is staring down a $23.4 million
Starting Tuesday, October 15, Winnipeggers should prepare for travel delays around the Portage & Main intersection. Various sections of both roads’ curb and median lanes will be closed intermittently over the next four weeks as traffic signals crews undertake pre-construction work. This work is in preparation for major construction in mid-November, which includes the demolition of concrete barricades. Details of the construction staging and associated traffic impacts will be released prior to the start of construction on November 15. The project aims to significantly change the operation of the intersection to ensure the safe movement of pedestrians, vehicles, and cyclists. Plans include demolishing barrier walls, installing new traffic signals and streetlights, adding a curb extension on the southeast corner to shorten the pedestrian crossing distance across Portage Avenue, and providing more pedestrian space at the corner. Additionally, existing medians will be repaired and adjusted, and new curbs and sidewalks will be installed throughout the intersection to accommodate pedestrian crossings on all four corners. The work is expected to be substantially complete by June 20, 2025, and fully completed by June 27, 2025. This timeline will allow Winnipeg Transit to launch its new Primary Transit Network on June 29, 2025, with the at-grade pedestrian crossing expected to open by July 1, 2025. Future phases of the redevelopment at Portage & Main include additional design work for street-level pedestrian crossings. This work will be part of the Rapid Transit (Downtown Corridors) Preliminary Design Study, set to begin in 2025, which will integrate Winnipeg Transit infrastructure into the final design for Council’s consideration.
The City of Winnipeg’s second quarter financial status and forecast report reveals a projected deficit
Residents of Winnipeg may notice some futuristic-looking quads cruising the sidewalks this month. But don’t
The city of Winnipeg has released the final draft of its much-anticipated transportation master plan,
The City of Winnipeg is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative to enhance customer service through
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