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Category Archives: winnipeg
Retiree’s fight against 30% rent hike points to ‘broken rent-control system’: Manitoba NDP | CBC News
Posted in Canada, manitoba, winnipeg
Tagged fixed income, hike, increase, lifted, manitoba, NDP, pandemic, rent, rent freeze, seniors, winnipeg
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MPI cancellation fees and their legislated monopoly
Here is some information about MPI cancellation fees and their legislated monopoly. Also if you ever have issues with MPI don’t always accept the initial response or even a supervisors whether it on the phone or in person. I went … Continue reading
Posted in Automobiles, insurance, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged cancellation fee, manitoba public insurance, monopoly, mpi, renewal
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Manitoba students last in Canada in science and math, second last in reading | CBC News
Results show Manitoba doing worse in all three categories than in previous years Kristin Annable · CBC News · Posted: Dec 03, 2019 The PISA 2018 assessment tests the capabilities of 15-year-olds in reading, math and science literacy through a … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Education, Financial, manitoba, News and politics, Sustainability, winnipeg
Tagged bloated bureaucracy, Education, fiscal mismanagement, government, manitoba, NDP, PC, performance, reigning in, report, review, school taxes, study, Sustainability, winnipeg
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Winnipeg Police Closing Regional Stations
Nov 29 2019 – Concerned Citizens The WPS budget is now over $300,000,000 or 27% of entire City budget with ovet 85% of that going to salaries, pension and other benefits. So due to their incompetence, fiscal mismanagement and worse … Continue reading
Posted in manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged budget, closed, serious crime, stations, Sustainability, winnipeg police service
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Province reviewing photo radar use, effect on road safety – Winnipeg Free Press
The probe will examine all aspects of photo enforcement, including whether it’s meeting the stated objective of reducing collision and injuries. (Boris Minkevich / Free Press files) By: Jessica Botelho-Urbanski Posted: 11/13/2019 6:46 PM https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/province-reviewing-photo-radar-use-effect-on-road-safety-564889052.html Archive The province is putting … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, justice, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged manitoba, photo enforcement, photo radar, provincial, review, RFP, winnipeg
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Winnipeg film dives into meth crisis with a look at those suffering
Nov 6 2019 – Winnipeg Sun, CJOB, Concerned Citizens To understand the methamphetamine crisis in Winnipeg is to understand the people who are suffering and dealing with the drug riddled plague. Winnipeg filmmaker Rodney Bodner, 47, has spent the last … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged addiction, crisis, documentary, manitoba, meth, suffering, winnipeg
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Winnipeg property appraiser claims city targeted him, clients for ‘economic injury’
Manitoba Rocky Neufeld alleges his success at tax appeals led city to penalize his clients Bartley Kives – CBC News Posted: October 30, 2019 – CBC Winnipeg City Hall Winnipeg’s chief financial officer, top tax assessor and other officials are … Continue reading
Posted in law, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged allegations of corruption, appeals, city of winnipeg, over valuation, propery assessment
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Cash for needle returns? Homeless Winnipegger says incentives, help from city could clean up camps
© Provided by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Raymond Dunn lives in a tent in a neatly kept area behind Balmoral Hall, a private girls’ school a short walk from a homeless encampment along the Assiniboine River. Raymond Dunn lives in a … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, healthcare, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged drug use, exchange, free needles, homelessness, manitoba, meth, police, public safety, shelters, temporary, whra, winnipeg
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Tech giants and others are Reading License Plates
Google And Facebook Are Reading Your License Plates https://jalopnik.com/google-is-reading-your-license-plates-1839259494 Some police, public or third party for profit traffic or parking photo enforcement partners, public auto insurance providers and others are also using OCR and automatic license plate readers (ALPR’s). In … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Computers and Internet, insurance, international, manitoba, News and politics, social media, winnipeg
Tagged alpr, automatic license plate readers, Europe, Facebook, fingerprint, Google, insurance, Manitoba canada, mpi, photos, police, public, socialmedia, tags sigital, United States, US, winnipeg
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Canada votes 2019 results
Oct 22 2019 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen Here is how Canada’s federal election would have looked based on one proposed proportional representation model. Does the current first past the post model look fair to you? The Liberal party … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, civil rights, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged 2019, ballot, Bloc Quebecois, Canada, Conservative, Election, first past the post, green, Liberal, Manutoba, NDP, Party, proportional representation, Quebec, results, stats, voter, winnipeg
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