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- 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
- Construction season is here. Find out more about this summer’s road construction projects
- Are you heading down to Princess Auto Stadium to see the Winnipeg Blue Bombers? Make sure you plan ahead for how you’ll get to the game.
- The TD Summer Reading Club and Teen Summer Challenge runs through the summer. Children up to 12 years old can receive their free bilingual reading kit and teens their summer challenge card.
- An explanation of the new policy for towing and impounding vehicles belonging to owners with three or more outstanding parking tickets.
- Start your cars and fasten your seatbelts! Cartown teaches 4 – 7-year-olds about driving safety in an entertaining realistic town setting.
- Winnipeg Transit has partnered with the Transit app for one year to give passengers another tool to help with the network transition.
- The City of Winnipeg is offering free access to City-run aquatic and recreation facilities to mark National Health and Fitness Day on the first Saturday in June.
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