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Le - One year after the biggest change in Winnipeg Transit’s history, the bus network is continuing to grow and adapt.
Le - Creativebug is a new digital service for Winnipeg Public Library users with a focus on creativity and making.
Le - A look at how the City of Winnipeg get arenas ready in summer for the upcoming season.
Le - The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service received three new fire engines from local company Fort Garry Fire Trucks, with more on order.
Le - Winnipeg’s Living Prairie Museum turns 50 this year. Learn about what this unique ecosystem has to offer Winnipeggers and visitors alike.
Le - Indigenous youth pursuing post-secondary education can apply for a $1,000 scholarship to help with their tuition. The scholarships are offered through Oshki Annishinabe Nigaaniwak, our Indigenous Youth Strategy.
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With hot weather in the forecast, you may have plans for a dip in a pool or to head out boating this summer.
However you beat the heat, do it safely and responsibly. Each year, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) responds to about 150 water rescue calls. Not surprisingly, the summer months are the busiest for these types of calls.
We want everyone spending time outdoors and being active, but we want you to do so safely. Prevent a tragedy or a scary situation by following these tips:
Wear a life jacket
Always wear a life jacket when on a boat or participating in other activities on the river. If you don't own a life jacket, you can rent one through the Recreation Equipment Rentals Program.
Supervise
Supervise children when they’re in or around, water – even if they know how to swim.
The Lifesaving Society’s Annual Drowning Report shows lack of adult supervision is a major contributing factor to child drowning deaths in Manitoba. In all cases, an adult supervisor was found to be either absent or distracted.
Put your phone down when you’re supervising children and make sure you are always within arm’s reach of kids.
Unattended children under the age of five have a higher risk of drowning because they are quick and curious. They are also the least capable of self-rescue of any age group.
Le - We’ve made videos to help Newcomers understand the basics of water safety. The videos are available in Arabic, English, French, Punjabi, and Tagalog.
Le - Whether you're looking to move more, clear your mind, or spend time with family, our parks are an easy places for you to get outside and enjoy every season.
Le - The Portage Diversion is working to direct floodwaters from Western Manitoba away from Winnipeg.