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- On April 8, 2024, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service will pilot the use of emergency vehicle pre-emption (EVP). The pilot project will last up to 12 months and will provide the WFPS and the City’s Signals branch the opportunity to evaluate the system and its benefits.
- WFPS Communications Operators talk about what residents should know about who is on the other line when calling 9-1-1.
- Lord Roberts Community Traffic Study took a unique approach of fully integrating community feedback into municipal decision-making.
- The City of Winnipeg's annual spring cleanup operation typically takes between five and six weeks.
- Monthly episodes of Our City, Our Podcast give Winnipeggers a look inside Animal Services, Transit, 311, and more.
- As of April 1, 2024, operating a short-term rental, or a platform that lists them, will require a City of Winnipeg licence.
- An explanation of the new policy for towing and impounding vehicles belonging to owners with three or more outstanding parking tickets.
- The Living Prairie Museum is offering four prairie planting workshops through the spring with prairie ecologist and restoration expert John Morgan.
- It's not safe to be around waterways during the spring melt. If you do get stuck out on the ice, Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service first responders are ready to help. They’ve been training all winter for situations like these. 
- An introduction to the Community Safety Team, a new resource in the City of Winnipeg dedicated to protecting public safety while supporting vulnerable residents in urgent need.
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