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The Crescent Drive Park Forest Pavilion is pictured during the daytime. A dog sits on the steps.

Crescent Drive Park’s Forest Pavilion receives Canada’s highest award for architecture

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

City Recreation Technician receives prestigious Prairie Crocus Award from Recreation Manitoba

People interviewing at table shaking hands

Summer recruitment fair aimed to remove barriers for youth seeking employment

The Time to Read podcast on a mobile phone

Time to Read book club podcast hits 50 episodes

person gardening

From wading pools to grounds maintenance, we’re looking to hire hundreds of seasonal positions

image of golf ball on tee with a golf club

Centennial season one for the history books at Kildonan Park Golf Course

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Digital library downloads hit the 1 million mark for second year in a row in 2021

Cyclists riding in a bike lane

Updated cycling map now available to help you plan your next route

Front side view of Bill and Helen Norrie Library

Bill and Helen Norrie Library receives Three Green Globe certification

Temporary water tank trailer

Temporary water tanks helping keep residents cool during hot weather

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