Joyanne Pursaga is a political reporter at the Winnipeg Free Press. She covers City Hall in Winnipeg, focusing on themes such as urban design, development, and the construction industry, while also exploring topics related to cleantech, renewable energy, and recycling. Joyanne's work has been featured in The Brandon Sun and the Winnipeg Free Press.
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Joyanne Pursaga's coverage focuses on local government, politics, and public services in the Manitoba region. She extensively covers government announcements related to city projects, budgets, and public services. If you have insights or expertise related to municipal governance, urban planning, budgeting processes, or public service delivery within Manitoba or Winnipeg specifically, they are likely to be of interest to her.
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Mayor Scott Gillingham says he's open to exploring a call to set a maximum temperature for indoor rental units.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
Winnipeg police will not say whether results of the controversial 10-day crackdown on open drug use and drug trafficking that ended this month will be made public.
Mayor Scott Gillingham is proposing the city take on more debt to avoid trimming its tree-planting budget. Read this article for free:
By: Joyanne Pursaga
City hall wasted no time Thursday expanding the seasonal cleanup of drug needles and other hazardous material from select downtown parks to include many other public spaces, at least until the end of this year.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
City council could consider new measures to crack down on the owners of vacant and derelict buildings that have triggered frequent complaints.
By: Zoe Pierce, Joyanne Pursaga
Patty Wiens was already a cycling enthusiast when she got an electric bicycle in early 2023, but she didn't realize how much it would transform the way she got around Winnipeg.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
Louise May to run in St. Norbert- Seine River Read this article for free:
The City of Winnipeg's first chief construction officer is leaving his position, which was created to add oversight to major projects.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
The future of three key St. Boniface heritage buildings should soon become clearer, following years of debate over what to do with them.
Third-time mayoral candidate would abolish pay bumps, scrap committees
