City planning creates places for us to live, work, learn, and play. As our population grows, we need to have enough housing for everyone. Every neighbourhood should have a range of housing available.

Archives staff have started the work to preserve these digital records for future generations. This includes securing storage ...

Each year, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) responds to more than 12,000 calls to help someone who has fallen. November marks fall prevention month. The WFPS will be out in the community ...

Take Our Kids to Work invites students in Grade 9 to explore careers and employment by spending time in the workplace of a parent, caregiver or sponsor. This event supports career development ...

Tackling the increase in violent crime in Winnipeg, and across Manitoba, demands a cooperative response. The Manitoba Integrated Violent Offender Apprehension Unit (MIVOAU) is a collaborative effort ...

We offer a free, simplified process to allow restaurants and licensed manufacturers with tasting rooms (breweries, micro distilleries, etc.) to create seasonal patio spaces. Patios must follow safety ...

The City offers tax increment financing programs for different types of developments Find out more information on how to apply for various business licenses to operate within the City of Winnipeg ...

Find ways to report, apply/register, pay, or view/find information about popular City services, programs, and activities.

TakeAction is a program designed to enhance community safety by educating the citizens of Winnipeg on easy, practical steps they can take to develop a personal safety strategy. The Winnipeg Police ...

Free menstrual products are now accessible from dispensers in select City facilities. This form is not intended to collect personal information; however, any personal information you choose to include ...

In celebration of Winnipeg 150, we are awarding medals to 150 community-minded Winnipeggers who were nominated for their significant contribution to their neighbourhood or the city at large.

Members of the public can participate in Council and Committee meetings by submitting their comments in writing, or by appearing in delegation.