This dataset is the base geometry used by The City of Winnipeg's Linear Reference System (LRS). It is to be used in conjunction with LRS events also published on the Open Data portal.

Currently published LRS events are:
Block Segments: https://data.winnipeg.ca/d/sr8r-ehr3
Speed Limits: https://data.winnipeg.ca/d/j5wn-5wz7

Things to be aware of when using the Winnipeg LRS:
- Although attempts have been made to ensure the geometry and attribute data is correct, errors still exist in the network. Please use at your own risk.
- The LRS segments have been digitized in the direction of the municipal addressing

For more information on linear referencing as a concept, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_referencing

City of Winnipeg capital budget for 2014 including 5 year forecast.

Basic information about swimming activities (bookings) that have been scheduled at City of Winnipeg facilities.  The data is located in the ActiveNet system which is a managed hosted system. Includes facility, type of activity (lane usage, public swim times, shallow end bookings, deep end bookings, etc.). Data has been modified to remove customer information such as names, address, etc. 

Onstreet and Surface lot PayStation

Attendance and highest level of education organized by neighbourhoods, neighbourhood clusters, wards, community areas, and custom areas including downtown and the entire city.

This dataset is an index for City of Winnipeg LiDAR files created by the Water and Waste department. Each file contains a point cloud detailing the location, elevation and surface type at each location point. Rows with a file type of "Tile" link to a file containing a 1km x 1km section of the City, while rows with a file type of "Full" link to a zipped collection of every tile available for the year.

A list of public meeting agendas, dispositions, and minutes. Additionally, a web link is available to the full document in Word format.

Amount of incoming calls 311 receives per day

Characteristics of a dwelling (type, tenure, condition, period of construction, and costs) organized by neighbourhoods, neighbourhood clusters, wards, community areas, and custom areas including downtown and the entire city.