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The City has finished a $4.2 million expansion at the East Wrenford Waste Management Facility, adding a larger commercial sorting area and upgraded access road.

The City of Wrenford has approved updated rates for development cost charges to fund infrastructure for new growth, effective January 1, 2025.

The Kingfisher Outdoor Pool and splash pad close for the season on December 1, with alternative aquatic facilities and spring registration dates available.

The splash pad at Ambrel Lake Park will close for winter maintenance on Monday, November 25, 2024.

The Northgate Aquatic Centre is open to the public again after a summer renovation that upgraded the pool deck, mechanical systems, and change rooms.

Upgrades to the Eastfield Twin Arenas refrigeration system are finished early, keeping ice quality high and operating costs down for the upcoming winter.

The City of Wrenford reports 142 approved building permits worth $38.5 million in the third quarter of 2024, with strong growth in residential and commercial projects.

City Council has approved a four-year plan to guide Wrenford's growth, focusing on housing, transit, and green spaces.

A record 12,000 people turned out for Harvest on Mercer, bringing downtown Mercer Street and Centennial Gardens to life with local vendors and live music.

The City of Wrenford is opening the application window for 2025 development cost charges, outlining updated rates and new deferral options for developers.