Resident Beverley Watson outside the police service station on St. Mary’s Road.

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Resident Beverley Watson outside the police service station on St. Mary’s Road.

Residents fear local cop shop could close

A Winnipeg Police Service review of its service centre on St. Mary’s Road is prompting concern among residents that the station — the only one in southeast Winnipeg — could be shut down.


St. Vital resident Beverley Watson — who ran in the recent byelection to replace Gord Steeves as ...

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