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Around 3,000 meters replaced in 2025

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row of large blue recycling bins

Community recycling depot closing to make way for St. James Civic Centre expansion construction

Compost piles at Kilcona Dog Park in 2020

Free compost to help your garden grow

WFPS respond to a wildland fire in April 2021.

Specialized tools helping fight grass and wildland fires

Living Prairie Museum on a winter day

Free winter fun at Living Prairie Museum

The hockey rink inside Terry Sawchuk Arena under LED lighting.

Arena upgrades lead to significant energy savings

Large pile of leaves, branches, and bags of yard waste.

What happens after all the yard waste is collected?

Food waste drop-off station in Osborne Village

New way for you to keep your food waste out of the landfill

Steps at skatepark in Chornick Park

Plenty of places to test out Summer Olympics sports in Winnipeg

St. Vital Park

More than 1,000 Winnipeg parks for you to explore

How to green your yard care

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