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We’ve provided sandbags and staff to help northern Interlake communities prepare for rising water

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Living Prairie Museum on a winter day

Free winter fun at Living Prairie Museum

The hockey rink inside Terry Sawchuk Arena under LED lighting.

Arena upgrades lead to significant energy savings

Steps at skatepark in Chornick Park

Plenty of places to test out Summer Olympics sports in Winnipeg

St. Vital Park

More than 1,000 Winnipeg parks for you to explore

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

Winnipeg Bike

Cycling through the city: Tips for exploring Winnipeg by bike

Panels of the Winnipeg 150 History Exhibit are seen behind glass.

Winnipeg 150 exhibit to pop up at various City libraries

Panels of the Winnipeg 150 History Exhibit are seen behind glass.

Winnipeg 150 exhibit launches at Millennium Library

A woman reads a children's book to a little girl.

Take Your Child to the Library Days return with free programming all February

person sitting in front of an on light therapy lamp

Light therapy lamps available to help with Seasonal Affective Disorder

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