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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A city project aimed at reducing water pollution is being deemed a success, despite some challenges in adding it to an aging sewage treatment plant.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
A city-run fitness centre that suddenly closed for repairs last October lacks a set date to reopen, while an investigation on how best to fix it is underway.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
A long-awaited project will aim to add 115 new homes in Elmwood, with on-site social programs to support some of its more vulnerable residents.
A neighbourhood group that raised thousands of dollars to inoculate publicly owned trees against Dutch elm disease hopes others will follow their lead.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
A program allowing youths to ride Winnipeg Transit buses fare-free is on track to start next month, though some will wait longer than others to get...
By: Joyanne Pursaga
A new rail-crossing alert system will help Winnipeg drivers avoid train delays. Read this article for free:
By: Joyanne Pursaga
Pledges pothole plan, reversal of transit overhaul A mayoral candidate is vowing to have security teams monitor parks and remove people doing drugs at the green spaces, if elected.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
Four years after the city started working on a proposal to convert potent landfill gases into renewable energy, a lack of buyers is being blamed for holding the project up.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
A new city councillor will be elected this fall to lead Winnipeg's fastest-growing ward that remains short on city services despite it being the most populated.
By: Joyanne Pursaga
The founder of Canad Inns will be remembered through an honorary street name, alongside his homegrown hotel chain's Garden City location.
