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  • Putting accountability at the centre of city government

    Side photo with white mask in front of Jack Beardy Mural in North End

    On May 1, 2026, I released my proposal to establish stronger compensation limits and greater accountability for Winnipeg’s elected officials and senior administrators. I was proud to see the Winnipeg Free Press report on this policy as part of its coverage of the mayoral campaign. The article represented one of the first times my proposal…

  • Nomination Papers and Endorsing the CCPA-MB Alternative Budget

    Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA)

    Winnipeg, MB — Christopher C. Clacio will formally file his nomination papers as a candidate for Mayor of Winnipeg at City Hall on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, at 8:30 a.m., marking the opening day of the 2026 civic nomination period. At the filing, Clacio will also announce his formal endorsement of the Canadian Centre for…

  • ATU Local 1505 Transit Debate with Mayoral Candidates

    Thank you very much to the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1505 for hosting the very first Mayoral debate.

  • Proud to be first on the ballot

    Side photo with white mask in front of Jack Beardy Mural in North End

    Clacio, who works as a grocery clerk, said Friday he believes he can improve on his 2022 showing and defeat Gillingham.

  • Christopher Clacio announces formal registration for Winnipeg Mayoral Campaign

    Christopher C. Clacio will registration for Winnipeg Mayoral Campaign at City Hall at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, May 1, 2026, when mayoral candidates registration opens. He will also be releasing his first policy announcement that same day.

  • Finding inspiration in Winnipeg’s North End

    Side photo with white mask in front of Jack Beardy Mural in North End

    The political rookie says the neighbourhood motivated him to put his name forward for political office, running for school trustee in the Seven Oaks School Division in 2014. He launched a mayoral bid in 2018 but came up short collecting the required 250 signatures to have his name on the ballot on election day.