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- On the anniversary of Winnipeg’s first election, we take a look at how far we’ve come.
- Are you wondering about Manitoba’s most unique plants or how to transition to a native plant lawn? Consider signing up for one of the free sessions as part of the Living Prairie Museum Winter Speaker Series.
- The holiday season typically means the City of Winnipeg will see an increase in the amount of garbage and recycling collected but the materials aren’t always put in the correct bins.
- An outline of what winter amenities are open this holiday season.
- Information for residents about recycling holiday materials and curbside service during the holiday season.
- In late November, we welcomed 16 additional local organizations and businesses who joined in our commitment to reconciliation by signing onto the Indigenous Accord at a gathering.
- A technician who provides IT support to Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) 9-1-1 call centre has been named technician of the year by an international telecommunications company.
- 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.
- City staff regularly take part in training exercises to test our response, processes, plans, and actions in the event of a disaster. We want to be prepared if a threat or hazard occurs.
- This year, we’re wrapping up a massive road construction season where we undertook more than 200 projects, but we’re already looking ahead and planning for 2024. Here’s a look at how we plan ahead for future road construction seasons.
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