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- What seasonal items we should be recycling during the holidays and what we should be throwing in the trash.
- As the holidays approach, we’re reminded that the dogs in our care deserve to find a permanent, loving home. Consider adopting or taking the dogs out on a Doggie Date to help relieve capacity levels over the winter.
- The Neighbourhood Action Teams launched in 2025 and have made an impact across Winnipeg.
- Sponsor Winnipeg benefits residents by building up neighborhoods, but businesses benefit further by showing everyone their commitment to community.
- Winter safety is key to staying healthy and safe in cold temperatures. Follow these tips to stay safe.
- Unique holiday gift ideas from the City of Winnipeg.
- Winnipeg Animal Services currently has 43 birds in care that are ready for adoption. Residents can help by adopting a bird or taking a dog on a “doggie date.”
- The City of Winnipeg offers six-month and one-year passes for all of our recreation facilities, which are located across Winnipeg. Passes can provide a significant savings over daily rates with regular use.
- Tips on preventing slips and falls during Fall Prevention Month
- Since becoming a Fair Trade Town in 2017, we have continued our commitment to ethical and sustainable sourcing practices.
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