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- The Windsor Park Golf Course is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025. The 18-hole course opened on July 30, 1925.
- When summer weather arrives, many Winnipeggers take advantage of the heat by taking a dip in a pool. Others seek out activities on our many waterways, such as boating, kayaking, or canoeing. However you beat the heat, it's important to do so safely and responsibly.  Each year, the Winnipeg…
- When Winnipeg’s new bus network went into service, the number of On-Request transit zones across Winnipeg tripled. Learn how On-Request works.
- The number one reason people call the Utility Billing Centre is to resolve problems related to estimated bills. This is why it is important to submit meter readings.
- The Living Prairie Museum has plenty of free family-friendly events planned through the summer.
- How we’re closely monitoring the new Primary Transit Network and how passengers use it
- Spray Pad Investment Program helps build a more inclusive city
- It’s Plastic Free July and we are encouraging residents to reduce, re-use, and recycle single use plastics, when they can.
- All City-operated paystations in paid on-street parking areas and several surface lots are being removed as of July 2, 2025.
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