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Former Carnegie Library is being redeveloped to once again house the City of Winnipeg Archives

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Winnipeg's Indigenous Accord June 2021 Progress Report Cover

Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord marks its fourth year of reporting collective progress

Person in traditional indigenous clothing at National Indigenous Peoples Day in 2018

Recognizing and honouring the achievements, histories, and languages of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples on National Indigenous Peoples Day

A white tent set up in front of the street on a grassy area with a table set up inside, large water containers sit inside and 5 people are inside the tent

Heat relief tent a community effort

Archived City Council minutes, bound like books, sitting on a shelf.

We’re planning for the future for our City Archives

Winnipeg City Hall

City Council voting data now available in open data

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Stay up-to-date on City services and programs by signing up for our new weekly newsletter

Winnipeg Transit became SAFE Work Certified in 2021

SAFE Work certification awarded to more City workplaces

Metropolitan Civil Defence Exhibition. Taken at Red River Exhibition, 1966. City of Winnipeg Archives, Photograph Collection, Box P35 File 49.

Preparation for enemy attacks once an important part of Winnipeg’s emergency planning

arrell Sais, Acting Operations Supervisor and Instructor with Winnipeg Transit, shares his experiences with racism growing up and living in Winnipeg.

‘I remember exactly what he said’: Winnipeg Transit’s Darrell Sais recalls experiences with racism

Silhouette of the Esplanade Riel against a colourful sunset

What would Winnipeg look like without racism?

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