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Child in a pool being assisted by a swim instructor

Helping your child have a safe and fun swim lesson

Girls playing in a wading pool with water toys

Free summer activities around Winnipeg

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

People in safety equipment standing beside a wall watching someone apply putty

Freight House Recreation Centre refreshed through training partnership

River Osborne Community Centre

Grant program invests in local community centres

Children’s reading programs Winnipeg

TD Summer Reading: The club that keeps kids reading all summer long

5 preschoolers standing in front of purple wall

Get into fun: Tips and tricks for Leisure Guide registration

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Time to Read hits 100: How the Winnipeg Public Library built a book club for everyone

Winnipeg Bike

Cycling through the city: Tips for exploring Winnipeg by bike

man lifting weights in the weight room and running track area in front of a bank of windows at the Cindy Klassen Recreation Complex

Free access to City-run pools and recreation facilities for National Health and Fitness Day

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