About Archives and Records Control
Researcher Services
Archives' staff can assist researchers searching for information relating to Winnipeg's social, cultural, economic and environmental history and development.
Pathways to Winnipeg History
the City of Winnipeg Archives digital exhibit.
Souvenirs (2008) Three short films by Paula Kelly
In 2007, in partnership with the Public Art Program of the Winnipeg Arts Council, the City of Winnipeg Archives hosted filmmaker Paula Kelly as artist-in-residence. Out of this residency came a series of short films which together reveal three dominant themes in Winnipeg history: Sand and Stone - the City under construction; Watermarks - the City in its environment; Waiting for the Parade - the City imagining itself. The films can be viewed online in the Winnipeg Arts Council's Gallery of Public Artworks.
Publications
Records Management Services
Records play a vital role in ensuring that the City is able to fulfill its obligations under the Charter and remain accountable to the public. Administrative Directive No. AD-006 states: “Employees at all levels of the Administration have responsibilities as stewards of information.” According to the Directive, City of Winnipeg employees will “create, manage and dispose of records according to established policies/schedules.”
Records Management is responsible for overseeing the City of Winnipeg’s records management programs and providing advice, training and other resources to City employees who are involved in records management. We also provide storage space for the records of City departments.
Last update: 2010/05/18
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