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New waste stations and compostable bag dispensers are now open at the Hollis Park off-leash area to keep the park clean this summer.

The City is adding fifteen new electric buses to the Wrenford Transit fleet and installing charging infrastructure, marking the third phase of the Zero-Emission Fleet Plan.

Residents can join city crews this Saturday for the annual summer cleanup at Ambrel Lake Park. Free gear and refreshments provided.

Construction crews begin exterior repairs at the historic Old Mill Museum this week, bringing temporary traffic and parking changes to Mill Street.

The City of Wrenford has finished restoring 1.2 hectares of native habitat at Benchlands Lookout Park, adding walking paths, planting native species, and removing invasive plants.

City crews will upgrade the heating and cooling system at the paramedic headquarters on Eastfield Road this month to keep emergency staff comfortable and safe.

New wayfinding and informational signage has been installed at Benchlands Lookout Park to help visitors navigate the festival grounds and trail network.

The City of Wrenford is pleased to announce that the Wildrye Splash Pad at Wildrye Park is now open for the summer season.

City Council has approved a new transit-oriented development plan to expand housing and mixed-use buildings along the downtown transit corridor.

The Kingfisher Outdoor Pool and splash pad are open for the season with daily hours, swim lessons, and special times for seniors and youth.