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Manitoba Communities: Headingley (Rural Municipality)
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This municipality was named by cleric Griffith O. Corbett after his former parish in England, Headingley in Leeds. Formerly part of Winnipeg, the municipality seceded over concerns about municipal tax rates, and legislation to form the new Rural Municipality was proclaimed in May 1992. Its first municipal elections occurred in June 1992.
Present Status
Rural Municipality of Headingley (9 May 1992)
Incorporation History
City of Winnipeg
Rural Municipality of Headingley (9 May 1992)Adjoining Municipalities
Constituent Communities
Land Area (square km)
107.27
Population
Year
Total
1996
1587
2001
1907
2006
2726
2011
3215
2016
3579
2021
4331
Reeves
Term
Reeve
1992-1995
Jarl J. Johner
1995-1999
John M. Curry
1999-2016
Wilfred Remi Taillieu (1948-2016)
2016-2022
John Mauseth
2022-?
Jim Robson
Memorable Manitobans
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Historic Sites
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History Books
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Maps
Sources
“June 24 is the big day for Headingley residents,” Winnipeg Free Press, 5 May 1992, page 123.
Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 28 October 2022
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