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- Right to Know Week is celebrated at the end of September. We've made it quick and easy for residents to access many City records.
- We’ll be celebrating 100 years since the first Winnie the Pooh book was published at the Teddy Bears’ Picnic. Join us for family-friendly Winnie-the-Pooh activities.
- The City of Winnipeg Charitable Fund kicked off their annual fundraising campaign this week. Through the CWCF, employees raised over $332,000 for local charities in 2025.
- Work on the 2026 Municipal Council and School Boards Election has been going on for a year to ensure eligible voters have the opportunity to take part in the democratic process. Election Day is October 28 and Advance voting runs October 5 - 23.
- Winnipeg’s first traffic signal was installed in September 1926. A lot has changed since then.
- The Library supports learning and literacy for all ages through events and programming, resources, and our collection.
- What Winnipeg residents need to know about Giveaway Weekend
- The Fall/Winter/Spring Priceless Fun brochure features the winning submissions from the Anti-Racism Art Contest
- Back to school safety tips for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.
- A quick guide for students new to transit that covers planning, riding, and troubleshooting transit in Winnipeg
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