WINNIPEG — Manitoba is building nine schools through a public-private partnership. It’s a funding model the government rejected in 2018.
Manitoba to Build New Schools Through Public-Private Partnership
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Construction Articles
CentrePort on Track with $18M Federal Investment
A Winnipeg-area rail park is receiving $18 million from the federal government to improve the transport of goods in North America.
Expect Traffic Delays as St. Vital Bridge Construction Begins
WINNIPEG — If your daily commute includes crossing the St. Vital Bridge, you may want to find an alternate route.
Habitat for Humanity Manitoba Leader Retiring
Sandy Hopkins, the CEO of Habitat for Humanity Manitoba, will be retiring this summer after leading it for 17 years.
Input Sought on St. James Civic Centre Expansion
WINNIPEG — The city is gauging public feedback from residents on the upcoming expansion project of the St. James Civic Centre.
Plans Unveiled to Transform Polo Park into Mixed-Use Destination
WINNIPEG — Plans are underway to transform the Polo Park area into a mixed-use destination centre over the next decade.
Tender Issued for New French-Language School in Sage Creek
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government has issued a tender for a new French-language school in the growing Winnipeg community of Sage Creek.
First Nations, Manitoba and Feds Team Up on Rental Project for First Nations Students
WINNIPEG — An apartment complex slated to open next year in Winnipeg is to provide First Nations students who have moved off reserve an affordable place to live while they pursue a post-secondary education.
Portion of Tache Avenue to Close on Thursday
WINNIPEG — A portion of Tache Avenue will close on Thursday morning for traffic signals work.
Developer Building 500 Apartment Rental Units in South Winnipeg
WINNIPEG — Plans for a six-building residential apartment complex were unveiled Friday in Bridgwater.
Section of Osborne Street Closing for Construction
WINNIPEG — A section of Osborne Street is closing this weekend to accommodate construction.
Trans-Canada Highway to See $6M for Upgrades in Brandon
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is spending nearly $6 million on upgrades to the Trans-Canada Highway in Brandon.
