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  1. The drug toxicity crisis is intensifying in Winnipeg, leading to increased calls and straining city resources.

Scott Gillingham became the mayor of Winnipeg on June 1, 2026, and his administration initiated a crackdown on drug use and trafficking in the city.

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Scott Gillingham became the mayor of Winnipeg on June 1, 2026, and his administration initiated a crackdown on drug use and trafficking in the city.

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  1. Mayor and police service announce a renewed effort in Winnipeg.1 source
  2. In Winnipeg, city council is currently supporting the mayoral administration's fiscal policies, while union disputes are causing operational disruptions.Sub-event
  3. Winnipeg is currently facing gaps in public safety and mental health services.Sub-event
  4. Winnipeg proposes a revamp of its crisis response system and a pathway to divert calls from police services.Sub-event
  5. A safety program was launched in Winnipeg by the administration of Scott Gillingham.Sub-event
  6. A private security company was hired to conduct downtown patrols.Sub-event
  7. Winnipeg mayor initiates drug use and trafficking crackdown.1 source

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