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

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On September 29, 2022, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service celebrated the graduation of the first-ever Diversity and Equity Fire Training program class.

New diversity training program reduces barriers for aspiring firefighters

Voting location sign

A new advance voter turnout record has been set

Advance voting location at Canada Life Centre.

5 things you need to know about advance voting

Advance voting runs October 3- 21 and election day is October 26.

Get out and vote! The importance of participating in the democratic process

An election worker scanning a piece of paper with a tablet.

We’re now hiring around 2,000 election workers

Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh (later Queen Elizabeth II)

A look back at the Queen’s visits to Winnipeg

City Hall Council Building showing flags with blue sky, trees, and greenery.

Are you registered to vote? Make sure to get on the voters list

Esplanade Riel bridge with lighting

Esplanade Riel illuminated in colour thanks to new lighting system

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

Six police and fire athletes are shown in a collage, along with the Winnipeg skyline. From left to right, one is in front of a bicycle, one is boxing, three are running, and one is lifting a weight. The slogan Front Line to Finish Line is shown.

Gearing up to host one of the largest sporting events in the world

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