For Immediate Release Wednesday, March 20, 2019  City of Winnipeg first responders urge caution due to thin ice conditions on city waterways  Winnipeg, MB – With warmer weather finally arriving, residents are advised that thin ice conditions are becoming present on Winnipeg waterways, including drainage ditches, culverts, streams, creeks, retention ponds, and rivers.   Last

Attended the Black History Month Job Fair today at Elmwood High School. There are opportunities to serve at various levels of Law Enforcement or with our Armed Forces. The event was well attended and great conversations ensued. Thank you to the organizers and employers who participated.

The Wild Winter Canoe Race at Shaw Park. We race against very worthy opponents and came up the victors. WHERE IS MY A5-35!!!

Highlight of the day, reading to pre-schoolers and a grade 4 class at Lord Nelson School in the Winnipeg School Division. All were curious and very well behaved. Thank you for inviting the Deputy Mayor to read to you for “I Love to Read Month”.

Attending the Horace Patterson Foundation Luncheon as part of ongoing Black History Month Celebrations. Glad to be able to briefly chat with Robert Falcon Ouelette MP for Winnipeg Centre on how Federal and Municipal governments can work collaboratively.