Crews have started removing the first piece of Winnipeg’s Arlington Bridge, marking the start of the century-old structure’s demolition.
Demolition Begins on Winnipeg’s Historic Arlington Bridge
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Construction Closure to Affect Bomber Game Day Traffic
The Winnipeg Football Club is warning fans of a temporary road closure that will affect travel to and from Princess Auto Stadium through the summer.
Brandon Intersection Improved After Fatal Crash: Province
Safety changes have been made to the intersection of Highway 110 and Richmond Avenue in Brandon following a fatal collision on May 27.
Construction Begins on New K-8 School in Prairie Pointe
Construction is underway on a new kindergarten to Grade 8 school in southwest Winnipeg’s Prairie Pointe neighbourhood.
Harry Lazarenko Bridge Closed Over the Weekend for Maintenance
The Harry Lazarenko Bridge will close this weekend as the City of Winnipeg conducts routine maintenance and inspections.
CAA Manitoba Unveils Top 10 Worst Roads for 2026
CAA Manitoba has revealed the top 10 highways and roads that made its dubious Worst Roads campaign list for 2026.
Winnipeg’s Largest-Ever Industrial Development Proposed for CentrePort South
A Winnipeg family investment firm has applied to build a massive 700-acre industrial park in CentrePort South.
Groundbreaking Held for $127.5M South Winnipeg Recreation Campus
All three levels of government broke ground Thursday on the South Winnipeg Recreation Campus, a major multi-use facility set to open in 2028.
Winnipeg on Track for New Housing, Gets $4M in Funding to Increase Goal
The City of Winnipeg says it has received an additional $4 million from the feds for housing and will increase its target by 150 units to meet its goal.
Manitoba Drivers Reminded to Slow Down as Construction Season Amps Up
Officials are reminding drivers to slow down in construction zones as crews get to work repairing city and provincial streets.
Pan Am Pool to Close for Major Rehabilitation Project
Winnipeg’s Pan Am Pool will close to the public early next year as part of a major $4.7 million rehabilitation project.
Manitoba Putting Up $15M to Restore Pantages Playhouse Theatre
The Manitoba government is putting $15 million toward the restoration and renovation of the Pantages Playhouse Theatre in downtown Winnipeg.
