Indigenous Winnipeggers

Indigenous Accord signing book

Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord

Become a partner in Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord and learn about the City’s commitment to  reconciliation

A plaque in Rooster Town Park showcases the park's history

Welcoming Winnipeg: Reconciling our history

Request to create a new, or make changes to existing, historical markers and place names 

Red dresses hang from trees in the City Hall courtyard to raise awareness on violence against Indigenous women, girls and two-spirited peoples

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirited People’s

Learn more about the MMIWG Calls for Justice and what the City’s commitment  

Gakina Gidinawemaaganidim (We Are All Related) has been installed outside of City Hall

Equity & Diversity Initiative

Learn more about how we are building a workforce for the future, that is reflective of the community we serve

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