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Today's top stories from winnipegfreepress.com [Winnipeg Free Press]( RECOMMENDED READS Here are today's top stories on winnipegfreepress.com: [Portage and Main could be open to pedestrians by fall 2019]( City hall is planning on re-opening the Portage and Main intersection to pedestrians by the fall of 2019. The date was disclosed in a Request For Proposal the city released Tuesday, inviting bids for consulting services for the design and phase one construction associated with the intersection re-opening. While council had approved the project at its October 2017 meeting, no dates were given in an administrative report. [Winnipeg inventor's family brings original pizza pop out of the ice age]( It's back to the delicious future for a Winnipeg-born favourite that became famous in frozen food aisles from coast to coast. Paul's Original Pizza Snack — stage name Pizza Pops — is mounting a comeback in its hometown thanks to Anthony Faraci, the great-nephew of the man who had his doughy eureka moment in 1964. Faraci's uncle Paul, who died in February at the age of 89, created the popular snack when he owned a burger restaurant on Sargent Avenue. LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT? Here are some other articles we think you'll love! [Judge lets convicted Kelvin killer walk, provides no public explanation]( [Inmate to be honoured for academic achievement]( [Dressler having too much fun to consider retirement]( [Winnipegger thrives with tasty supplement creation](  [Facebook](  [Twitter](  [Instagram](  Winnipeg Free Press 1355 Mountain Ave. Winnipeg, MB R2X 3B6 [Contact Us](  You're receiving this because you have provided your email address to Winnipeg Free Press through our subscriber service. [Click here to unsubscribe from emails sent by the Winnipeg Free Press.](