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A team of people on bicycles wearing blue shirts cycle past a group of police officers.

Police officers embark on fundraising cycle tour ‘Cops for Kids’

A group of people, including firefighters, load equipment into a truck

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service donates used equipment to Firefighters Without Borders

Brittany Gaudreau cross fit training

How employees are preparing to compete in the World Police & Fire Games

Caution sign reminding employees they need safety glasses and non-loose clothing to operate a machine.

City of Winnipeg now the largest organization in Manitoba to be SAFE Work Certified

Susan A. Thompson Building

HR leadership and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion work recognized by industry association

Two young people take part in traditional Anishinaabe (Ojibway) and Ininew (Cree) teachings

Building Bridges event helped dispel harmful myths and stereotypes

Transit Operator Joseph Fullmer inside his bus

Gratitude for Winnipeg bus operator ahead of Transit Employee Appreciation Day

Cover of the 2021 Annual Financial Report with Winnipeg's skyline.

Annual Financial Report receives national award for the fifth consecutive year

Susan A Thompson building with the two City crests.

A tale of two City crests: Marking 50 years of the current crest

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

A look back at 2022

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