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- The number of dogs in care at Winnipeg Animal Services has swelled and kennels are filling up fast.
- Pedestrians are now crossing Portage Avenue and Main Street at street-level for the first time since 1979. With this significant change, pedestrians and drivers need to pay extra attention when navigating the intersection.
- Residents can pick up a lawn sign to remind drivers to slow down and watch for people walking in their neighbourhood.
- The Permits Online portal has been upgraded to make the permit process even easier for our customers.
- St. James Civic Centre is being expanded to better meet the needs of the community. It will be closed until early 2027.
- Winnipeg is getting all new transit routes. And passengers who have waited for late buses – or squeezed their way into packed ones – may have an idea why. But why bus stops are being moved or cancelled may be less obvious. Ultimately, it's all about balance and safety, and other considerations.
- The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service opened a new station in Windsor Park in Spring 2025.
- Residents are reminded to never put batteries in the garbage or recycling. This is dangerous and can cause a fire.
- What Winnipeg Transit users need to know about the new Primary Transit Network that launhes
- An explanation of the new policy for towing and impounding vehicles belonging to owners with three or more outstanding parking tickets.
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