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Government’s silence on China ties undermines public trust (opens the original)
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Support local journalism - save The Winnipeg Sun as a Preferred Source. Buried in the announcements from Mark Carneyâs January trip to Beijing was a detail that should have dominated headlines: the RCMP is now cooperating on criminal investigations with Chinaâs Ministry of Public Security, the same agency tied to running unofficial police operations on foreign soil, including inside Canada. The terms sit in a memorandum nobody outside government has seen. This is INSANE. It seems like karney
25 years after 9/11 we’re still fighting a losing war (opens the original)
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Support local journalism â save The Winnipeg Sun as a Preferred Source Twenty-five years ago, nineteen men murdered nearly three thousand people to prove a point: that free societies would crumble under fear. They failed that morning. Whether weâve kept failing them since is the harder question. The article critiques Mayor Gillingham's reversal on cutting the tree-planting budget, highlighting a decision that redirected $1.2 million from urban forest renewal to an Assiniboine Park tourism pr
Real solutions needed to address crime in Winnipeg’s core (opens the original)
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The vacant building that was once home to Earls on Main Street caught fire again this weekend. The same one that burned last October. A Winnipeg Sea Bears player ended up in hospital after being attacked downtown. A man was stabbed waiting for a bus outside the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Three incidents. One week. Scott Gillingham can tell the media all he wants that crime is down and downtown is growing. Downtown does feel safer since he took office. Winnipeg is not safer. And no press c
Is Winnipeg better off today than it was four years ago? (opens the original)
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WINNIPEG â Walk down Portage Avenue after dark, and you will see what four years of drift at City Hall looks like. Open drug use on the sidewalk. People wandering into traffic. Police cars, fire trucks and ambulances cycling through encampments a few blocks from the mayorâs own front door. I have watched this decline from a front-row seat, first as a Charleswood councillor and a Kirkfield Park MLA, and for the last few years as columnist for this paper. I am done reporting on what is broken.
KLEIN: Stop finger-pointing, start coordinating Winnipeg (opens the original)
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Iâve walked the same blocks most of you have downtown, the West End, Point Douglas, Osborne and Iâve seen what everyone else sees. Open drug use in doorways. Needles on sidewalks. Business owners whoâve stopped expecting help and started expecting loss. Neighbours whoâve quietly changed their routines because they no longer feel safe on their own streets. What I believe is that Winnipeg has never actually tried the one thing that might work: bringing everyone with a stake in this police,
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