Mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham says he will make $100,000 available immediately, if re-elected on October 28, to keep a community outreach partnership working alongside Winnipeg police in the West End.
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Gillingham Pledges More 311 Service Improvements
Scott Gillingham is promising four customer service improvements to 311 if re-elected as Winnipeg’s mayor.
Gillingham Targets Winnipeg Garbage Collection in Latest Pitch
Scott Gillingham is promising improved measures to keep Winnipeg cleaner and get replacement garbage and recycling carts to homeowners faster.
Gillingham Pledges to Restore Fall Street Cleanup in 2027
Scott Gillingham says he will bring back the City of Winnipeg’s fall street cleanup in 2027, if he is re-elected mayor.
Gillingham Pitches Seine River Conservation Plan
WINNIPEG — Scott Gillingham is promising to “save the Seine — once and for all” with a new plan to turn the river corridor into a permanent recreational paddling and nature attraction, if re-elected.
Gillingham Proposes New ‘Winnipeg GO’ Growth Office as Re-Election Pitch
Scott Gillingham is proposing a new Winnipeg growth office as part of his re-election campaign, aimed at speeding up service for business and improving the city’s readiness for major investment.
Gillingham Proposes $60M Fund for Community Recreation Renewal
Scott Gillingham is proposing a new $60M fund to renew aging community recreation infrastructure across Winnipeg as part of his re-election platform.
Winnipeg Mayor Pushes for City Charter Changes After Councillor Charged Again
Mayor Scott Gillingham is turning to his council colleagues in Winnipeg to support a push for changes to the city’s charter after a councillor was charged with additional criminal offences this week.
Gillingham Pledges Free Criminal Record Checks for Volunteers
Mayor Scott Gillingham has committed to making volunteer criminal record checks free for eligible Winnipeg residents as part of his re-election platform.
New Safe-Walk Program to Support Downtown Theatre-Goers This Season
A new safe-walk program in downtown Winnipeg will cater to those attending performing arts venues in the city’s core.
‘Difficult Night for Many Winnipeggers,’ as Storm Pummelled City
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham released a statement Wednesday, following a spring storm that left streets flooded, trees downed, and many without power after Tuesday’s weather event.
Winnipeg Councillors & Mayor Pitch Freeze to Water, Sewer Rates
Winnipeg’s mayor and some city councillors are proposing to freeze water and sewer rates in 2027 using higher-than-expected revenues from 2025.








