Stopped by the WAPSO BBQ
Also stopped by the Stopped by WAPSO (the union for some professional City staff) BBQ at City Hall yesterday. I had a good talk about...
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Bonivital Pool is getting major upgrades- $5.3M in the budget.
Bonivital Pool is a great, but ageing, amenity for St. Boniface and St.Vital. This pool modernization will complement the new Windsor Park library next door.
BrianMayes
City Councillor - Conseiller municipal
Saint-Vital
Winnipeg Sea Bears Game
Was with Alison and my sons at my “early Father’s Day” present last night - a night out at the Winnipeg Sea Bears game. Very professional...
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May 2023 Council Day
Headed into Council on the #58 bus. Pleased to be voting for the new park on Carrière Street, and debating options for phosphorus/...
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2023 Reach for the Top City Hall Edition
Thanks to Mayor Scott Gillingham and Councillor Markus Chambers for joining in on the annual Reach for the Top game at City Hall. This...
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Taking the bus to EPC today
Rolling into EPC on the 58 bus, finally got around to using a Peggo card for the first time.
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Ad Hoc Committee on Development Standards - May 9, 2023
Speaking to a less-than-transfixed crowd at the Development Standards Committee meeting yesterday, to encourage keeping some of the...
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Motion for Calculation of Carbon Tax Impact on City
Thanks to Sherri-Lynn Rollins for seconding this motion to get the calculation of carbon tax financial impact on the City of Winnipeg and...
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State of the City 2023
Was happy to attend Scott Gillingham's first State of the City speech at The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. I am very pleased with the...
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Meeting with Minister Klein
Yesterday, I was pleased to meet with the new Provincial Environment Minister Kevin Klein, in my role as Chair of the City’s Environment...
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Black History Month 2023 Kick-Off
I was pleased to attend the Black History Month kick-off event at City Hall sponsored by Mayor Scott Gillingham with my St. Vital...
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Good to remain on EPC and ready to get to work!
I usually roll my eyes when people on social media say they are “thrilled"; but I do feel thrilled to be back on Council and back on the...
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Swearing-in ceremony
Scenes from the swearing-in ceremony Tuesday night. I was pleased to catch my wife Alison Marshall and Mayor Scott Gillingham in...
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Running Man campaign leaflet through the years
Six versions of running man leaflet over the years. In honour of Dave Sauer “at first I hated that running man leaflet, but you know it...
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Family photos from my last 6 campaigns
Family photos from six campaigns - two kids, two pets and one VERY supportive spouse.
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Thank you to Shawn Nason!
A few words in praise of Councillor Shawn Nason who was an ally on many votes. Particularly efforts to reform Transit Plus, such as the...
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Commemorating the Queen's passing
Yesterday, I also signed the Book of Condolences marking the Queen’s passing. Fittingly, as this was the final Council meeting under the...
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Indigenous symbols now in the Council Chamber
Yesterday was a historic day at City Hall, as Indigenous symbols were introduced into Council Chamber. Kudos to Mayor Brian Bowman for...
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Citizen members on committees essential
Was on CBC News discussing importance of citizen members on city committees - the Winnipeg Food Council being a great example of this.
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