The Planning, Property, and Development (PP&D) department is set to implement several updates to the zoning bylaws over the next few years. The second phase of these updates will involve rapid amendments to the Winnipeg and Downtown Zoning By-laws. The City Council approved these bylaw amendments on July 18, 2024. The amendments are designed to accelerate housing construction and increase … Read More
Upgrades to Permits Online
Starting Monday, June 24, 2024, all residential building and trade permit applications will be available through Permits Online. As licensed contractors, you and your authorized signees have long been able to apply online for electrical permits, but you will notice some changes to residential applications the next time you log in. The changes include: There will be no change to commercial … Read More
Manitoba Government Announces Security Rebate for Homeowners, Renters and Small Businesses Now Available
Applications are open for the Manitoba government’s new security rebate program, which offers a $300 rebate to homeowners, renters and small business owners for purchasing security equipment, Justice Minister Matt Wiebe announced today. “Every Manitoban deserves to feel safe in their home and their community,” said Wiebe. “Our government committed to this rebate during the election and we’re excited to … Read More
Governments of Canada and Manitoba Investing Over $10 Million in Projects to Help Build Greener Future
Committed to taking real action to tackle climate change, the governments of Canada and Manitoba are investing $10.9 million in 32 projects that will reduce emissions and help Manitoba businesses access low-carbon technologies that save money and energy, create jobs and build climate resilient communities, Manitoba Environment and Climate Change Minister Tracy Schmidt and Terry Duguid, parliamentary secretary to the … Read More