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Selection of various anti-racism books, recommended by Winnipeg Public Library

The Winnipeg Public Library shares book recommendations to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

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Fixing leaks in your home can save you water and money

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Important changes coming to your quarterly water & sewer bill

Move snow away from your foundation to minimize the risk of water seeping into your basement.

5 tips for keeping your basement dry during the spring melt

Batteries

5 things you should do with batteries to stay safe

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Now hiring hundreds of people for a variety of seasonal jobs

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What to do if you have frozen water pipes

A pile of old Christmas trees.

Recycle your real Christmas tree and give a gift to the Earth

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Recycle smart this holiday season

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

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