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Scott Gillingham

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SKU Winnipeg

Scott Gillingham, elected in 2022, is the mayor of Winnipeg with a background in public service and faith leadership. Before entering municipal politics, Gillingham was a pastor and later a city councillor, where he focused on fiscal responsibility and public infrastructure. His platform as mayor emphasizes improving public safety, addressing homelessness, and supporting economic development through infrastructure investments and efficient governance.

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Education

Providence College, BA in Theology

Work Experience

Former pastor, city councillor

Platform

Fiscal responsibility, improving city services, and supporting small businesses.

Campaign Promises

Promises: raise property taxes by about 6 % to improve roads, city finances and police services; enhance community safety and youth recreation; overhaul Winnipeg Transit’s route network and open Portage & Main to pedestrians by June 2025winnipeg.citynews.ca.

Current Status

Status: In progress (≈50 %). Council approved the property‑tax increase and funds are directed to roads and policing. Public safety officers and youth programs are being implemented. Transit overhaul and Portage & Main reopening are planned for 2025.

Current Focus

Current focus: preparing transit network changes and negotiating with stakeholders on opening Portage & Main.
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