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Your essential daily news WEEKEND, JANUARY 22-24, 2016 High -7°C/Low -9°C Cloudy
City faces
suit over
tickets
Group targets ing-ban tickets under the Know
Your Zone program.
Know Your
“It’s the right thing to do,” he
Zone parking- said Thursday.
“The city is wrong and they
ban program need to accept that, and they
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need to make good on these tick-
ets, which were issued illegally.”
Stephanie
Dube says the group placed
Taylor the city under legal notice last
Metro | Winnipeg December, and offered to meet Deep freeze
with officials.
The city is facing a class-action “They haven’t responded to means the skating
lawsuit over thousands of wrong- us in any way,” he said.
ly issued parking tickets under “We don’t have any options.
trail at the Forks is
Winnipeg’s neighbourhood It seems the only way to com-
snow-clearing program. municate with this city hall is
Todd Dube of Wise Up Win- to take them to court.” finally open
nipeg — a traffic advocacy group Last December, the city’s chief
— confirmed a lawsuit would operating officer acknowledged
be filed in February as the city the Know Your Zone program
refuses to refund up to 25,000 was found to violate Manitoba’s Margaux Barnabe, 3, didn’t know the trail was open when she visited on Thursday, but was one of the first on the ice this year.
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Your essential daily news Weekend, January 22-24, 2016
13 FIRES Gay international student
Series to
spotlight
seeking refugee status
racism in
Winnipeg
LGBT RIGHTS
The first of 12 community events Hazim Ismail
to discuss racism in Winnipeg to
be held in 2016 — one for each has received
month this year — is taking place
death threats,
this Saturday.
Part of the 13 Fires Winnipeg was disowned
event series, it will be a discussion
of lived experiences with racism
and focus on how it relates to Braeden
poverty in the city. Jones
Organizer Andrew Vineberg Metro | Winnipeg
said the 13 Fires events will all
feature important themes, but Afraid to return to his home
the first four — poverty included country, a University of Winni-
— serve a dual purpose. peg student is seeking refugee The comment was,
“Leading up to the election status after being inundated
‘I wanted to vote
(topics will) be things not only with hateful and “heartbreak-
pertinent to Winnipeg in this ing” messages. but the option
moment, but also things that Hazim Ismail, 27, was cut
could potentially be highlighted off financially and disowned wasn’t there …
as election issues, to make sure by his family for being gay, so Here’s my vote:
people in the seats of power were he crowdfunded his tuition in
aware,” Vineberg said. December to continue studying Hazim go and die’
The Poverty Fire event will and living in Canada.
feature stories of racialized work- Reporters in his native Ma- Hazim Ismail
ers alleging discrimination, and laysia cobbled together local
attendees will discuss productive stories about his struggles,
approaches to tackling racism and outing him in a country where
poverty with help from organiza- homosexuality is not accepted
tions working to do so in the city. and sodomy is a criminal of-
“There’s going to be presenta- fence.
tions from different groups we are “That got circulated and
partnering with… and like other went viral,” Ismail said. “The Hazim Ismail says after his story went viral in Malaysia, he received numerous death threats and messages. METRO FILE
events it’s going to break down first morning after the article
into discussion circles (fires),” was released I woke up and I they’re still there and they question of whether Ismail vote: Hazim go and die,’” Is- “Refugee claimants need
Vineberg said. had over 100 Facebook messa- need to hide… it’s not fair.” should be given a chance to mail said. to write essays detailing their
“The fires are going to be specif- ges… it’s been pretty volatile.” Malaysian media has asked return to Islam, become an Now he doesn’t feel safe re- struggles. It’s an arduous pro-
ic solutions or (talks with) organ- Most messages were hateful, him for interviews, and for LGBT spokesperson, or be os- turning to Malaysia, which is cess and also very triggering.”
izations approaching that issue in and Ismail said he has received him to out the people who tracized for his sexuality. why he believes he has a strong But as hard as it is for him,
certain ways.” death threats. came out to him in private. A commenter wrote in a far case for remaining in Canada he says it’s less so than what
It will take place at the Broad- Other messages were from He’s responded negatively to worse suggestion. and is seeking refugee status. he would face back home.
way Disciples United Church at LGBT Malaysians who were every request. “The comment was, ‘I “I’m trying to get (the paper The hearing to determine
396 Broadway, from 3:30 to 7:30 supportive, but even those are A poll shared more than wanted to vote but the op- work) settled by February... it’s his refugee status will likely
p.m. BRAEDEN JONES/ METRO “distressing,” he said, “Because 15,000 times online posed the tion wasn’t there… Here’s my stressful,” he said. take place in May or April.
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4 Weekend, January 22-24, 2016 Winnipeg
PROVINCIAL ELECTION
Anti-tax political
party taking shape
A new political party focusing the City of Winnipeg’s mosquito-
on extensive tax cuts is aiming fighting program. Stuart fin-
to be in place for the April 19 ished second in a run for a seat
Manitoba election. on city council in 2014.
The Manitoba Party’s plat- Stuart plans to run in the
form includes a promise to cut Fort Whyte constituency against
the provincial sales tax to five Progressive Conservative Leader
per cent from eight. The party Brian Pallister, Marshall said.
also says it would institute a Other prospective candidates
flat income tax of 10 per cent include former Liberals Joe Chan
to replace current tax brackets and Bob Axworthy. Chan has run
that top out at 17.4 per cent. unsuccessfully at the provincial
The party also says it would and municipal level. He stirred
scrap the prov- up controversy in
ince’s business the last Winnipeg
payroll tax, which municipal elec-
brings in hun- If you alleviate tion when he
dreds of mil- compared his
lions of dollars that punishment main opponent
each year. people will be far to the devil.
The aim, Axworthy fin-
more productive.
the party’s ished a distant
president says, Gary Marshall, Manitoba Party third in a 2013
would be to run for the Angela Mathieson speaks to the crowd at the monthly Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce luncheon. STEPHANIE TAYLOR/METRO
leave taxpayers and businesses Manitoba Liberal leadership
with more money to boost the and later quit the party. Downtown Bay store
economy and create jobs. Also planning to run is Kim
“I think everybody knows that Edwards, a longtime critic of the
taxation is a fine, a penalty, a province’s child-welfare system,
deterrent,” Gary Marshall said who staged a hunger protest on
Thursday. the grounds of the legislature revamp a ‘challenge’
“If you alleviate that punish- in 2013.
ment ... people will be far more The Manitoba Party is hoping
inclined to produce, to be pro- to gain official status with Elec-
ductive, to work harder.” tions Manitoba by the end of the
The party is lining up candi- month and field candidates in
dates and has an interim leader at least half of the province’s 57
in Taz Stuart, who used to head constituencies. THE CANADIAN PRESS DEVELOPMENT CentreVenture — Winnipeg’s In her presentation, she high-
‘Architectural arms-length development cor- lighted the importance of finding
poration — said she has no doubt It’s not functional a future for some of downtown’s
changes’ are that major architectural changes most underutilized buildings.
for residential
are needed if The Bay downtown Given the recent news The
necessary, says
is to one day be home to future or office uses. Bay was once again shrinking
city agency office and housing units. its retail space, this time leaving
Angela Mathieson, CEO of
Such changes first require re- only its first and second floors
designing how the entire build- CentreVenture open, the historic department
ing is configured, she said. store was one such example.
Stephanie
For example, courtyards or an out a way to get light through Mathieson agreed that major
Taylor
outdoor atrium could be built down into the building to have upgrades to the building would
Metro | Winnipeg in the centre of the building to offices that people are going to likely require the co-operation
allow for more light. want to occupy, or places people — and pocket books — of all
Protecting one of downtown’s “The challenge with the build- are going to want to live.” three levels of government.
most iconic buildings means ing is it’s a whole city block. Very Mathieson was speaking to re- “It’s more costly for sure, but
reimagining how it has stood deep, and so it’s not functional porters Thursday after delivering that is the case with all heritage
in Winnipeg for nearly 90 years, for residential or office uses be- a speech to a crowd of hundreds buildings,” she said.
says the head of the city’s down- cause you can’t get light inside on the state of the downtown “That challenge becomes ex-
town development agency. of the building,” Mathieson told for the Winnipeg Chamber of ponential because it’s such a big
Taz Stuart, the new leader of the Manitoba Party. METRO FILE Angela Mathieson, CEO of reporters. “You have to figure Commerce. building.”
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RED RIVER
Lumber scraps create massive sewage leak
The City of Winnipeg says up to The city says the chamber dir-
five million litres of untreated ects dry-weather flow to a sew-
sewage flowed into the Red River age treatment plant and allows
over a nine-day period earlier rain to divert into the river, but
this month. in this case the blockage sent
Officials say they were notified untreated sewage into the Red.
on Tuesday about a strong smell The city also says the overflow
of sewage near a north-end park. did not trigger an alarm because
Instruments at the scene the devices are set up to detect
indicated a blockage may have blockages within chambers, not
started Jan. 10 and a city work at the openings. The leak has
crew later found some lumber been reported to the Manitoba
that was partially blocking the Conservation Accident Reporting About 5 million litres of untreated sewage flowed into the Red
Premier Greg Selinger has committed more than $400 million opening of a diversion chamber. line. THE CANADIAN PRESS/CTV WINNIPEG River earlier this month. WIKIPEDIA COMMONS
in spending after an announcement blitz. BRAEDEN JONES/METRO FILE
Waiting on
the budget
NDP GOVERNMENT Tuesday.
Many recent He also said “everything is
on the table” and “all things
promises but no are on the table as we prepare
for the future.”
breakdown yet
Malcolm Bird, an assistant
professor of political science at
Braeden the University of Winnipeg, be-
Jones lieves releasing a budget could
Metro | Winnipeg be problematic for the NDP.
“It would be very specific, and
Premier Greg Selinger an- mean that all of these numbers
nounced a lot of different things (associated with promises made)
in the past month, but a budget would come to the forefront,”
wasn’t one of them. he said. “You probably wouldn’t
His NDP government let want to do that.”
media outlets know of more Bird said it would be safer
than 110 different projects to do what Selinger has done,
and programs during the blitz, essentially promise money and
which came to a close with a partnerships, and elected or
legally required cessation of not, put the incoming govern-
such announcements on Wed- ment into a position of either
nesday, 90 days before polls accepting the commitments or
open April 19. breaking from them.
In all of the hullabaloo, Sel- “Flood control, daycare
inger committed more than spaces, it’s pretty hard to de- E
$400 million in spending — but bate this stuff,” he said. M
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Mom may lose feet after ordeal
HEROISM
I can’t heal her bones and I can’t
Daughter saved
bring her feet back. This is what
after car crash we can do.
and 10 hours Morgan Campbell on friend Kristen Hiebert
in -23 C weather cleaning homes and a hotel. an SUV.
She hopes to offset some of The car was “totally man-
the costs Hiebert’s family faces, gled,” said deputy fire chief
A friend says an injured Mani- staying by her side in Win- Craig Kozak. “It was in rough
toba woman — who crawled nipeg. shape.”
up a snowbank to seek help Within 24 hours, donations The strength it took Hiebert
after spending overnight in a reached $29,000. The generos- to make it through the night,
frigid ditch trying to keep her ity of strangers will help Hie- hearing cars pass overhead
young daughter warm — may bert focus on healing without while she tried to keep her
never walk again. worrying about supporting her daughter warm, is hard to im-
Kristen Hiebert and four- daughter, Campbell said. agine, Campbell said. Making
year-old Avery were going “She’s in tearful disbelief,” the excruciating decision to
home on Sunday night when she said. “I can’t heal her bones leave Avery and claw her way
their car slid off a rural high- and I can’t bring her feet back. up the ditch, through incred-
way near a bridge and rolled This is what we can do. I’m so ible pain, took extraordinary
down a steep slope to the fro- shocked and amazed, honoured strength and courage, she sug-
zen Souris River. and humbled that people have gested.
The problem was they were stepped up.” “I’m sure Avery cried for her
hidden from the road. It’s not clear what caused the and called for her and she had
Thrown from the car into crash. Campbell said Hiebert to keep going,” Campbell said.
the snow, the pair huddled doesn’t remember anything, “She said, ‘Well, Morgan,
together for 10 hours as tem- Kristen Hiebert and her daughter, Avery, in younger days. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HANDOUT but Campbell said the roads everybody would have done
peratures dipped to -23 C. were icy at the time. the same thing.’ And I said,
At dawn, Hiebert dragged pened to see her hand as she “She has lots of broken if they’re going to come back First responders from the ‘No, Kristen, not everybody
herself up the snowbank de- clung to the guardrail, and bones, which can be healed, or not. nearby town of Ninette say would have done the same
spite a broken leg, broken was airlifted to a Winnipeg but it’s the frostbite that’s on “If she’s not going to walk other motorists had pulled over thing. You overcame your own
neck and severe frostbite to hospital. both of her feet, as well as her again, we’re looking at years.” to help by the time volunteer pain and your own struggle to
her bare feet. Her daughter is in stable con- inner leg,” Morgan Campbell Campbell set up a GoFund- firefighters arrived. The driv- save your daughter.
Hiebert was found by a pass- dition, but a close friend said said Thursday. “Those are very Me page for Hiebert, a single ers were trying to warm Hie- “You are amazing. You are a
ing motorist, who just hap- Hiebert has a long recovery. touch-and-go. We’re not sure mom who worked two jobs bert and Avery in the back of hero.”’ THE CANADIAN PRESS
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TRANSPORTATION
Province, taxi board launch industry review
The Manitoba government and nesses and those working in
its taxicab board are reviewing the industry will be asked for
the industry in Winnipeg over their input. The review will
We’re confident
the next six months. also be looking at other North
Board spokesman Luc Le- this review will American cities that have ride-
wandoski says it’s a business fairly assess that sharing services such as Uber
that has gone through a lot of to see how they are dealing
we are correct.
dynamic change over the last with them.
few years. Luc Lewandoski “We’re confident this review
The review will examine the will fairly assess that we are
various classes of service, fare by analyzing the current mod- correct, that you need to have
structures, customer satisfac- els, as well as researching the insured and licensed drivers
tion, safety and accessibility, best practices in regulating that are doing ride-for-hire,” The review will also be looking
new technologies and licens- taxi cabs. said Lewandoski. at services in other cities.
ing requirements. It will start After that, the public, busi- THE CANADIAN PRESS METRO FILE
TEST
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You may have seen them on It’s the range of abilities
city streets, but fat bikes will that makes this race great
be taking over Fort Whyte for people who are pedaling You may qualify if you:
Alive on Jan. 20 for Winnipeg to the finish line for their
Whyteout. first time.
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“There hasn’t been a fat “You always think there’s
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Manitoba before,” said Jon core people racing and you’re
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manager of a fool. But you
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was involved in You just come just come out
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out and it’s like,
race. matter what,
Previous bike no matter what, you’re going to
races have only you’re going to have fun,” said STUDY APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE ON: JANUARY 29TH AND FEBRUARY 3RD 2016
had portions of Carson.
have fun.
the race dedicat- Registration
ed to fat bikes, Jon Carson for the race Call Today!
which are gain- is closed, but
ing popularity in Manitoba. people can watch from the
Fat bikes have a tire that is sidelines and learn more 204-4 80-7 426
at least 3”, allowing them to about fat bikes from racers.
ride over snow, rather than Spectators will also be able
sinking like what happens to ice skate, toboggan and
with narrower tires. take part in a lunch buffet
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