Zoom in and move around the city map to see where parking tickets are issued.

Information on Historic properties and buildings for Winnipeg (Past, Present, and Future)

Information on Historic properties and buildings for Winnipeg (Past, Present, and Future)

Information on Historic properties and buildings for Winnipeg (Past, Present, and Future)

Collection Day based on Street Address. Follow this link to find the collection date for your specific address: https://myutility.winnipeg.ca/UtilityPortal/RecyclingGarbageYardWaste/findyourcollectionday

Aggregate construction values for building permits, divided by year, neighbourhood and permit type (commercial vs non-commercial). Any row with a single permit count has it's construction value removed, to maintain privacy for permit holders. These rows are then summed into a row with a neighbourhood of 'WINNIPEG OMITTED CONSTRUCTION VALUE'. The location is a centre point of the indicated neighbourhood. To see details of building permits (without construction value) please visit https://data.winnipeg.ca/Development-Approvals-Building-Permits-Inspections/Detailed-Building-Permit-Data/it4w-cpf4/data

Every Winnipeg Transit bus is equipped with an on-board computer and GPS that logs whether or not it is on time as it leaves a bus stop.

This raw data is available for download, showing the scheduled departure time from each bus stop, as well as the deviation (+/- in seconds; negative indicates late, and positive indicates early) from this scheduled departure time.

Data is collected from buses on a daily basis. However, due to transmission problems and data issues, a small percentage of bus data may be missing from Winnipeg Transit’s data set. As well, due to GPS and other errors, a small percentage of bus data may contain erroneous data. This data set contains the data as it is reported by the on-board computer.

Monthly Vehicle for Hire Contravention - tickets issued by Vehicle For Hire enforcement officers for any violations of the bylaw 129/2017.
The fine amounts in the data set identify both the full fine and early payment discount (fine owing if paid early) at the time the violation was issued.

This dataset comprises midblock traffic counts collected by the City of Winnipeg as part of the Traffic Monitoring Program. Midblock traffic counts are conducted using portable sensors called pneumatic road tubes.

Pneumatic road tubes are installed on roadways perpendicular to the directions of travel and are connected to data loggers at the side of the road. The data logger records vehicles as they drive over the tubes by sensing changes in air pressure within the tubes. Each vehicle axle that drives over the tube creates a pulse that is recorded by the data logger. The number of pulses is divided by two to obtain an estimate of the number of vehicles. This estimate is known as a passenger car equivalents count.

Midblock counts can be conducted as part of the annual count program or upon special request. They are typically two to seven days in duration.