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Community Service Ambassadors helping to prevent the spread of COVID‑19

Man burning pile of wood in winter to prevent the spread of Dutch elm disease

Dutch elm disease spread reduced by tree removal

A wooden sign in a snow-covered field that reads "LIVING PRAIRIE MUSEUM, PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC ONLY, CITY OF WPG. PARKS". The Living Prairie Museum is in the background.

Registration now open for Living Prairie Museum Winter Speaker Series

Two people ice skating on a frozen pond.

Lack of snow delays some free winter activities around Winnipeg

Winnipeg moves up to 2nd on the 2019 Open Cities Index

New electric vehicle join City fleet as part of pilot project

New electric vehicles join City fleet as part of pilot project

Massive clean-up underway after unprecedented snow event

St. James residents asked for feedback on parks and recreation options

The symbolism behind Winnipeg's newly redesigned Kapyong Park

Thousands of bees calling Winnipeg City Hall home

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