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Sharon Arsenault (right) receives the Prairie Crocus Award from Manitoba Recreation.

City Recreation Technician receives prestigious Prairie Crocus Award from Recreation Manitoba

City of Winnipeg Health and safety dress code.

Health and safety teams recognized by industry association

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

2021 - 2031 Winnipeg Poverty Reduction Strategy

Poverty Reduction Strategy honoured at community gathering and feast

Living Prairie Museum featuring sage and sweetgrass.

Traditional medicine garden planted near Living Prairie Museum Nature Park

The City of Winnipeg’s team of occupational health nurses. Please note: Three images were taken in 2020, prior to the mask requirement.

Occupational health nurses working to support our staff

More City facilities receive SAFE Work certification

Public Works, Winnipeg Police Service receive SAFE Work certification

People interviewing at table shaking hands

Summer recruitment fair aimed to remove barriers for youth seeking employment

Virtual Police Response Winnipeg employee sitting at desk working on computer

Virtual Police Response project recognized with innovation award

A close up of the clock. City Hall 1985, City of Winnipeg Archives Photograph Collection. Credit: Henry Kalen

City Hall clock needs a hand when it comes to changing the time

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