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Aerial video of a piece of the Arlington Bridge deck moved to the side and removed

Careful decommissioning and removal the next steps towards bridge replacement

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Tree being injected with a botanical insecticide through the bark to treat Emerald Ash Beetle

Hundreds of tree injections being used to target emerald ash borer

Several sheep stand in a shed, looking out on a field with purple flowers.

You herd it here first – sheep grazing at Living Prairie Museum

Three dogs available for adoption

Adoption fees reduced for dogs in care for more than two weeks

Tree Pest Caterpillar Control Program spraying crew

Tree Pest Caterpillar Control Program underway

Dogs outside in summer

Help keep your dog safe this summer

Four helicopters are part of our Larviciding program which helps to control the mosquito population.

Crews targeting standing water to prevent mosquitoes

Staff posing with adoptable dog outside of Winnipeg Animal Services

More than a shelter: Dedicated Winnipeg Animal Services team supports pets and community

Dog in a doorway in an office

Meet your new favourite coworker: Business Buddies program pairs workplaces with shelter dogs

Swipe right on your dream dog this Valentine’s weekend

Two pedestrians crossing the street at the intersection of Portage and Main

By-the-numbers: A look back at what we achieved in 2025

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