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- Newly digitized photos show relief efforts during the 1950 flood. It was one of the worst floods in Winnipeg’s history.
- The health, safety, and well-being of residents and our employees is our top priority. It is important to us to have a positive, respectful, safe, and healthy work environment. More than 10,000 employees make up our workforce, in a wide range of roles. Each role poses its own unique safety risks. We are committed to continuing to learn and grow to keep everyone safe.
- The City of Winnipeg won the Project of the Year Award for switching citywide to a cloud-based platform. A $1,500 donation will be made on their behalf to the City of Winnipeg Charitable Fund (CWCF).
- What goes on behind-the-scenes at how the City of Winnipeg supports the Winnipeg Whiteout Street Parties.
- Kenny Boyce was recently recognized with a King Charles III Coronation Medal and ACTRA award for his contributions to our province and Manitoba's film industry
- 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.
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