Latest literature • 2 pages
Download My Latest Literature
Learn about Uche Nwankwo’s vision for Waverley West, his education and experience, his approach to public service, and his stated campaign priorities.
Download Campaign Literature (PDF)Official campaign materials
Campaign Resources & Downloads
Find the latest campaign literature, the full responses to local reporter questions, and official voting information.
Download Campaign Documents
These are the original documents shared with the campaign website administrator, made available as PDF downloads.
Media responses • 6 pages
Response to Red River Polytechnic Reporter Questions
Read the full responses prepared for Winnipeg Better, including questions about public transit, car dependency, housing and homelessness, public safety, policing budgets, poverty, addictions, and affordability.
Download Reporter Responses (PDF)All-candidate civic forum • 5-page PDF
Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce — Additional Question Responses
Download the additional questions and responses from the Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce All-Candidate Civic Forum, including transit, the environment, community representation, employment, safety, and recreation.
Download Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce All Candidate Civic Forum Additional Question ResponsePriorities outlined in the literature
What the Documents Cover
Safer, cleaner neighbourhoods
Neighbourhood safety, community policing, public infrastructure, greener spaces and practical social supports.
Infrastructure and transit
Durable roads, more reliable transit, stronger connectivity and long-term planning for population growth.
Housing and affordability
Affordable housing for seniors and lower-income households, thoughtful municipal spending and easing cost pressures.
Business and economic opportunity
Reducing business barriers and supporting a more diverse economy through innovation, tourism and small businesses.
Public accountability
Responsive representation, meaningful public consultation and follow-through on residents’ concerns.
Community-driven service
Collaborative research, relationships across diverse communities and practical local initiatives such as seedling giveaways.
2026 Winnipeg Municipal Election
Election Day: Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. (Winnipeg local time).
The City also provides advance voting at other locations and times. Confirm your voting eligibility and current location details with the City of Winnipeg before travelling.
Election information and Grand Mosque location checked against the City of Winnipeg’s official voting notice. Voting dates and locations may change.
See Community Updates in Action
Watch the road safety follow-up video with its full written account, plus a short video of a community gathering.
Watch the Videos & Read the Updates