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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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Drone on a grass field

Drone being used to help reduce mosquito population

Dog and cat surrounded by plants

Bella, Charlie & Luna most popular Winnipeg dog and cat names

The new lighting system on Esplanade Riel can be programmed to illuminate the bridge in any colour.

A look back at 2022

Adoptable Cookie spent an evening with Fire Paramedic Service members during her doggie date.

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service opens station doors for dogs from Winnipeg Animal Services

Bees

Thousands of bees calling City Hall home

Pets are now prohibited from being left unattended in vehicles when it’s 22 C or warmer or -10 C or colder (this doesn’t apply to running vehicles with working air conditioning or heating systems).

New rules for Winnipeg pet owners and businesses

Dog running

Animal Services program supports northern communities

Dog sitting on the grass in a fenced-in yard wearing a red collar with a licence tag.

Free dog spaying/neutering for Winnipeggers living on low income

Crews will use a variety of vehicles to get to standing water to treat it as part of our larviciding program.

Spot standing water? Report it to us to help reduce mosquitoes

Sidewalk half clean and half with sticky aphid residue

The sticky truth about aphids

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