This really sucks but another is dead in Winnipeg after a stabbing in the North End. Police found him deceased on the side of the street. I checked after TrueViking said we were better off because no one has been stabbed thinking how ridiculous it would be if someone had in fact been shot to death. And look at that a man killed. Bad night for Winnipeg. This is Winnipeg's 32 Homicide. It is strange how the revival of the city really has no affect in stemming the heat in some neighbourhoods. The pride of some, it seems is not restored by Sports.
Here is a map to show how safe the city is. Outside of a few areas there is virtually no risk to anyone. The city itself homicide wise is not bad at all. Rather a few key areas need a big change.
http://www.cbc.ca/manitoba/features/homicides/
The latest homicide is not included in the map.
Neighbourhood Perspective:
North Central Winnipeg:
North Point Douglas (Pop. 2 225) = 7
Centennial (Pop. 2 225) = 1
Total (Pop. 4 450) = 8
North End:
Lord Selkirk Park (Pop. 1 365) = 3
William Whyte (Pop. 6 220) = 2
Dufferin (Pop. 2 090) = 1
St. Johns (Pop. 7 725) = 2
Total (Pop. 17 400) = 8
Downtown:
Portage-Ellice (Pop 1 105) = 3
Central Park (Pop 3 555) = 2
Exchange Dist. (Pop 420) = 2
Total (Pop. 5 080) = 7
South Winnipeg:
River-Osbourne (Pop. 4 880) = 2
Fort Richmond (Pop. 11 610) = 1
Niakwa Place (Pop. 2 385) = 1
Beaumont (Pop. 2 360) = 1
Total (Pop. 21 235) = 5
West End:
Daniel Mcintyre (Pop. 9 750) = 2
St. Mathews (Pop. 5 575) = 1
Total (Pop. 15 325) = 3
North East Winnipeg:
Munroe East (Pop 8 460) = 1
Total (Pop. 8 460) = 1
This date:
Winnipeg (Pop. 693 200) = 32
Winnipeg (2010) = 17
Winnipeg (2009) = 21