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- When the new Primary Transit Network launches on June 29, just about all bus routes in the city will change. The change also means school service will now be integrated with regular transit service. School charters will no longer run.
- Our Community Safety Team is celebrating one year of service. the team protects public safety while supporting vulnerable residents.
- Kenny Boyce has been leading the Film & Special Events Office for decades. He shares a behind-the-scenes look at bringing film productions and special events to Winnipeg.
- Important changes are coming to your utility bill. Fee increases to fund required sewage treatment plant upgrades and solid waste services.
- Winnipeg Public Library recently received 120 Ukrainian books as part of the Ukrainian Bookshelf, an initiative of the First Lady of Ukraine.
- The Winnipeg Public Library has put together book recommendations to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
- The Our City, Our Stories platform has surpassed one million total page visits. It launched in 2018 and features information about services, projects, or changes impacting Winnipeg residents
- Our collections agency will now report people with unpaid parking and non-parking tickets to credit bureaus. This is one of several measures we’re taking to collect fines.
- March 18 is Transit Operator and Worker Appreciation Day. This annual occasion recognizes the dedicated transit staff across Canada that keep our cities moving
- Lower wait times, more self-serve options are just some of the significant improvements underway at the 311 Contact Centre
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