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- As part of our commitment of reconciliation, the City of Winnipeg has planted three Indigenous gardens at City Hall.
- September 29 marks the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste - a day that we hope Winnipeggers will keep in mind as they go about preparing their meals, cleaning out their fridges, and at the grocery store.
- The City of Winnipeg was just given a Distinguished Budget Presentation Award and recognized for special performance measures by the Government Finance Officers Association of Canada and the U.S.
- Youth learned about careers as a firefighter, paramedic and 9-1-1 public safety telecommunicator
- September 17-23 is National Forest Week. Learn about the many ways Winnipeggers can grow the urban forest.
- A ParticipACTION idea jamming session will invite the community to brainstorm plans for the outdoor space at Sergeant Tommy Prince Place. Learn about the event and what it could mean for the park.
- A group of Winnipeg Police Service Officers are biking to Montreal, a distance of over 3,000 kilometres, to raise money for children with critical illnesses.
- Here are some tips to build reading comprehension with your children this International Literacy Day. Check out your local library for programs to help create a literacy-rich home environment.
- Being prepared and acting fast can mean the difference between life and death when someone's experiencing an opioid overdose. Follow these tips to help spot an overdose.
- The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service donates used equipment to firefighters in developing countries, where they do not have access to safe gear.
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