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

Winnipeg 150 exhibit launches at Millennium Library

Illustration of feeder routes connecting to a primary transit network spine. Dots along the different route types show that stops on the primary transit network are further apart than on feeder routes.

Get to know the Primary Transit Network

City archives, stored in folders and boxes, sitting on shelves.

City of Winnipeg Archives all started with a cupboard

Members of Winnipeg's first City Council are seen in a sepia-tone archival image.

Winnipeg’s first City Council meeting was 150 years ago

Winnipeg 150 graphic

Winnipeg 150 graphic showcases city’s journey to reconciliation, connection to earth

Winnipeg's first City Hall, completed in 1876

Winnipeg marks 150th anniversary of first civic election

A garbage can full of holiday-themed garbage.

Give a gift to the environment this holiday season

People sit at tables in front of a banner that says "Winnipeg's Indigenous Accord."

Winnipeg's Indigenous Accord welcomes new partners in commitment to the Journey of Reconciliation

Gravestones are seen with a large white cross in the middle.

Brookside Cemetery designated a National Historic Site

Winnipeg is pictured in an archival photo from 1875.

What Winnipeg looked like 150 years ago

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