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

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Winnipeg is pictured in an archival photo from 1875.

What Winnipeg looked like 150 years ago

A veteran in a headdress leads the grand entry at a ceremony.

City marks 30 years of recognizing Indigenous veterans

A young person watches a firefighter demonstrate using equipment.

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service hosts two-day skills training experience for newcomer youth

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service station 15 demolition of the roof

Demolition underway at former Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Station 15 in Windsor Park

Guard flotation device on a lifeguard stand at an indoor pool

Free lifeguard training returning this summer

Brittany Gaudreau cross fit training

How employees are preparing to compete in the World Police & Fire Games

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

Story Seeds exhibit explores the significance of Indigenous plant traditions

Caution sign reminding employees they need safety glasses and non-loose clothing to operate a machine.

City of Winnipeg now the largest organization in Manitoba to be SAFE Work Certified

Mayor Gillingham as a Minecraft character with a Minecraft version of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights

Reimagining Downtown Winnipeg in the world of Minecraft

Two young people take part in traditional Anishinaabe (Ojibway) and Ininew (Cree) teachings

Building Bridges event helped dispel harmful myths and stereotypes

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