7 stories mentioning Scott Gillingham
Former councillor Kevin Klein and municipal contenders outline competing civic platforms on transit safety, road infrastructure, and property tax policy ahead of Winnipeg's 2026 mayoral election.

Business leader Chuck Davidson has been named President and CEO of Winnipeg Economic Development & Tourism, succeeding to lead the agency as the City of Winnipeg and the Province of Manitoba expand its mandate into a unified provincewide investment and tourism attraction corporation.

A former Member of Parliament has publicly urged Winnipeg voters to consider fresh leadership and systemic administrative reforms ahead of the upcoming civic election. The intervention highlights mounting debates surrounding municipal service delivery, infrastructure maintenance, public safety, and fiscal accountability across City Hall.

Susan Thompson, the first and only woman to serve as mayor of Winnipeg, called attention to the lack of female mayoral candidates in the city's upcoming election. Three decades after her historic 1992 victory, municipal leadership in Manitoba's capital remains predominantly male.

Province of Manitoba secures $500 million provincial capital grant for Phase 3 biological nutrient removal upgrades at Winnipeg's North End Sewage Treatment Plant to protect Lake Winnipeg.

City of Winnipeg and Manitoba government co-fund free municipal transit passes for 45,000 students aged 11 to 21, launching across all Winnipeg Transit routes in September.

Winnipeg City Council passes an accelerated $50 million infrastructure allocation to repair freeze-thaw asphalt deterioration, rehabilitate regional bridge decks, and modernize concrete arterial corridors.
