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Council has approved a $4.2 million expansion at the East Wrenford Waste Management Facility to boost organics processing and support the city's 2030 diversion goal.

The City has updated heritage guidelines for the Old Mill Museum district to speed up reviews, support responsible building, and protect the area’s historic character.

Council approved updates to the tree protection by-law, raising the size limit for permits, requiring arborist reports, and adding a Heritage Tree designation.

Wrenford Council approved a zoning change for 100 Mill Street to allow a mixed-use building with retail below and housing above.

Work starts this week to upgrade the Kingfisher Outdoor Pool and splash pad, improving safety and accessibility for the neighbourhood.

The seasonal splash pad at Ambrel Lake Park opens for the summer on May 25, offering a free, supervised cooling spot for families.

The City is updating zoning maps around the Downtown Transit Terminal to encourage new mixed-use buildings and safer pedestrian routes.

The City of Wrenford is starting a $4.2 million renovation of the Main Branch library at 150 Mercer Street to improve accessibility and add program space.

City council approved a plan on April 15, 2024, to add protected bike lanes and a road diet along Mercer Street, improving safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

Wrenford Council approved a site plan for a 120-unit affordable housing development on Northgate Boulevard in Ward 3.