Let's Talk Winnipeg!

Do you know which buses have had potential exposures to COVID? How did councilors vote on who pays their extra salary? And more of what we are not being told by Winnipeg City Hall or media.

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Listen in on an open and frank conversation that CJOB news host Clay Young had with Kevin Klein about Winnipeg crime and other issues facing our city.

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A mother of a young boy was robbed at gunpoint while her son was playing with friends. Kevin Klein speaks with Hal Anderson of CJOB News about the rise of crime in Winnipeg.

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Tuesday, May 4th- Global TV Morning News host Gabrielle Marchand speaks with Kevin Klein about what he would do to address the growing crime in Winnipeg.

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Over the last few months, City Council members have been horse-trading and working behind closed doors on what some would call a major decision. Should council members stand or push a button to vote? Can you think of more significant issues than buttons or standing that City Council should be discussing? Is this the best use of your tax dollars? Hear what Councillor Klein said to colleagues in the chamber.

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During the April 29th Winnipeg​ City Council meeting, Councillor Kevin Klein stood to ask his colleagues to have India in their thoughts and prayers.

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The Winnipeg​ Transit Master Plan was passed at City Council on April 29th. I did not support the plan as it was presented. I realize there are many who feel they why I didn't support the plan as it was presented, and most of them are wrong. The truth is, none of them called me to find out why. You deserve to know why. Listen in as I explain it to my council colleagues and now you.

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Hear about a few items that nobody from City Hall wants to discuss. Hal Anderson of CJOB talks Winnipeg​ Politics with Kevin Klein. .

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Once again, an idea brought forward by a member of City Council who is not one of the Mayor's Executive Policy Councillors (EPC) dies with no debate, no discussion, no questions, no inquiries, and no collaboration. Klein shares a recent example of a composting tax-credit idea that died and the EPC alternative which, if and when it is city-wide, may cost taxpayers more money.

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I want to thank and acknowledge the great team effort of community members and police officers in shutting down a major drug trafficking ring in our city. They have shown us that we can do this together and make our communities a safer place for everyone. I'm so proud of our community. A special shoutout and special thanks to the two women who lead the team to success. The very first female Sergeant responsible for the Drug Enforcement Unit in Winnipeg Police history and the Indigenous female Staff Sergeant who led the investigation, great work ladies! Here is what this team effort accomplished. In October 2020, the Winnipeg Police Drug Enforcement Unit commenced an investigation dubbed Project Matriarch. The project led to the identification and collection of evidence against a drug trafficking organization involved in the production and trafficking of crack cocaine in the Point Douglas neighbourhood. The investigation also led to charges involving proceeds of crime and money laundering offences. Investigators seized cocaine, crack cocaine, Canadian currency, a loaded firearm and ammunition, jewelry, a 2016 BMW X5, and a Skid Steer. Criminal Property Forfeiture filed a statement of claims for 10 residential properties and numerous bank accounts. The total value of seized property and evidence is approximately $2,343,497. Twenty-six people within this organization were arrested, including the original target: Sandra Guiboche. Over 100 criminal charges were laid in this investigation, including; Drug Trafficking, Proceeds of Crime, Conspiracy and Money Laundering offences.

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