Our City, Our Stories

Search filters

Displaying 31 - 40 of 84 results

Current filters (click to remove)

Category:Parks, trees and the environmentX
Release date
The Orange Heart garden planted in the courtyard of City Hall.

Indigenous Gardens planted at City Hall share traditions and honour Survivors of residential schools

A person plants a tree.

Celebrate National Forest Week by helping us grow Winnipeg’s urban forest

Drone on a grass field

Drone being used to help reduce mosquito population

Tikina'gaan Park sign

More than a name: How park renamings are an important part of the reconciliation process

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

Story Seeds exhibit explores the significance of Indigenous plant traditions

Annual grass mowing program underway

The new lighting system on Esplanade Riel can be programmed to illuminate the bridge in any colour.

A look back at 2022

Three small gifts on a wooden plank background. One present is wrapped in blue denim fabric, one is wrapped in grey fabric with a pinecone on top and one is wrapped in grey fabric. An evergreen branch with white lights hangs over the presents.

How to reduce the amount of waste you create this holiday season

Theodore Fontaine Park sign

Welcoming Winnipeg Committee of Community Members application deadline approaching

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

RSS
Our City Newsletter feature

Sign up for the Our City Newsletter

We have a lot going on at the City that can affect your daily lives. Stay up-to-date on what is happening by signing up for the Our City Newsletter, emailed each Friday.
 

Was this information helpful?

How can we make this web page better?

Information collected will be used to improve our website. Do not use this form to submit a request for service or information because it will not be forwarded to departments for response. To submit a request for service or information, contact 311.

This form is not intended to collect personal information; however, any personal information you choose to include in your comments is collected by the City of Winnipeg under the authority of section 36(1)(b) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for the purpose of improving our website and will not be used or disclosed for any other purposes, except as authorized by law. Contact the Corporate Access and Privacy Officer by mail (City Clerk’s Department, Susan A. Thompson Building, 510 Main Street, Winnipeg MB, R3B 1B9) or by telephone (311) if you have any questions about the collection of this information.