Quarterly and Yearly amounts of Residential Garbage, Recycling and Yard Waste collected by the City of Winnipeg.

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

On April 26, 2017 Council approved the implementation of a voluntary lobbyist registry. The purpose of the registry is to provide transparency on lobbying activities in the City of Winnipeg

Lobbyists are not required by legislation to register their activities; however registration on a voluntary basis is encouraged in order to enhance the transparency and integrity of business conducted.

Locations of Winnipeg Public Libraries.

Geographic Census Boundaries used in conjunction with the Census Values. https://data.winnipeg.ca/Census/Census-Values/ckim-fid6

Links to aerial photography tiles for the city of Winnipeg. All files are under the NAD 83 UTM Zone 14 coordinate system. To download the full collection of tiles, please visit https://data.winnipeg.ca/Organizational-Support-Services/Orthographic-Photography-Index-for-Winnipeg/sf35-zz6g

The country, place of birth, period of immigration, generation status, recent immigration of people living in neighbourhoods, neighbourhood clusters, wards, community areas, and custom areas including downtown and the entire city.

Location and amenities of recreation complexes.

The number of people that physically visit the library, across all 20 locations. There are multiple counters at locations with multiple entry points.

People counter devices use a reflective beam to count each entry and exit. The number reported is the total result divided by two to account for entrances and exists.

The Days Open indicates the number of days of the week that the count is for, ending on the Week End Date.

Library incident report data is derived from Winnipeg Public Library's internal incident reporting system. Staff are instructed to use this system to record, report and track incidents that occur in any of the Library's 20 branch locations or that occur during offsite visits. Examples of the types of incidents may include but are not limited to:
- injury to staff or public
- hazardous conditions
- abusive or threatening behaviour
- criminal activity
- medical emergencies
- unplanned building closures
- unattended children

Individual incident reports may contact names or other personal data that are not included per FIPPA guidelines.