Winnipeg Votes 2026, Terry Wachniak, City Council Candidate for Mynarski 1

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Former Mynarski councillor Terry Wozniak joins Graham McDonald on Winnipeg Votes 2026 to discuss the future of Winnipeg transit, public safety, homelessness, infrastructure spending, downtown revitalization, and support for small businesses.

Wozniak explains why he believes Winnipeg should reverse major parts of the current transit redesign, restore removed bus stops, prioritize clean and safe streets, expand community-based policing, and reconsider billion-dollar infrastructure projects. He also shares his views on fare-free transit, managed encampments, Arlington Bridge, vacant properties, and economic support for local businesses.

Do you agree with Terry Wozniak’s vision for Winnipeg? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Timecodes

0:06 Clean, Safe Streets Must Become Winnipeg’s #1 Priority
1:23 Why Terry Wozniak Says Winnipeg Transit Is Failing Riders
2:36 “We Need Our 1,700 Bus Stops Back”
3:40 The Case for Fare-Free Transit in Winnipeg
4:54 What Happened to Downtown Winnipeg?
5:34 How Winnipeg Could Save Billions by Cancelling Mega Projects
6:27 Terry Wozniak’s Plan for Homelessness and Managed Encampments
9:55 The Arlington Bridge Controversy Nobody Is Talking About
14:16 Why Small Businesses Are Struggling Under the New Transit System
21:31 The First Changes Wozniak Would Make If Elected

Disclaimer: As part of U Multicultural’s 2026 Winnipeg Municipal Election Coverage, candidates were invited to share messages with our audience. The views expressed in this article are the candidate’s own, and this article does not constitute an endorsement by U Multicultural.