Winnipeg restaurant vs City officials
The owner of Cork & Flame says the City of Winnipeg shut down his patio over a pergola that was built after being given the green light to expand his patio. The City says that’s not true and the owner is making false claims. Meanwhile, one city councillor says he thinks the Mayor needs to step up and do better for local businesses. Mark Neufeld reports.
Aug 26, 2020, 6:44 PM
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