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- Seasonal recruitment is now underway at the City of Winnipeg.
- With extreme cold, there is the risk of unprotected water pipes freezing. A few simple steps can help reduce the risk you could experience this.
- If you're searching for mental health supports, home-care services, or newcomer resources, knowing where to go can be overwhelming and stressful. A call to 211 Manitoba can connect you to government, health, and social service resources available across the province to help.
- Library branches will have free family friendly programs, activities, and musical performances running in the evenings and every Saturday in February.
- We are ready to answer your questions and provide assistance in-person in both French and English at our 311 Saint-Boniface location.
- New temporary modular station in Waverley West uses modular parts to speed up construction process while the full permanent station can be created
- In 2024, Winnipeg marked 150 years as a city. We held a year of celebrations, giving us an opportunity for us to reflect on our past, and look ahead to our future.
- As part of Winnipeg 150, a time capsule was created. It has been sealed for 50 years and will give a future generation an opportunity to reflect on what Winnipeg was like in 2024.
- The Living Prairie Museum’s 2025 winter programming includes a new event, Fireside Fun, the return of Snowshoe Sundays, and the always-popular Winter Speaker Series
- We’ve installed new ice plant control systems at 11 of our 12 arenas, allowing us to automatically control ice temperatures and other systems.
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