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Staff celebrate with participants of the Youth Lifeguard Recruitment Program.

Pilot program offers lifeguard training to youth

Guard flotation device on a lifeguard stand at an indoor pool

Free lifeguard training returning this summer

The Indigenous children's space at Millennium library with books, benches with Metis beadwork patterns and a star blanket carpet

Welcome to the newly redesigned Ah Kha Koo Gheesh: The Indigenous Children’s Space at Millennium Library

Beans and a pot on display on a shelf at the Story Seeds exhibit.

Story Seeds exhibit explores the significance of Indigenous plant traditions

Lawn sign displaying 'I want to live in a city without racism' in a snow bank

Anti-Racism Week continues to grow

Transcona Library

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

Stacks of books on a table

Top books of 2022

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

A look back at 2022

Swimming instructor in the pool showing children how to use an flutter board

Swimming lessons changing this winter

Guard flotation device on a lifeguard stand at an indoor pool

We're offering free lifeguard/swim instructor training

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