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Residents can share their ideas on local priorities and help shape the City's 2026 budget through a series of spring engagement sessions.

Starting May 5, Wrenford residents will collect green bins weekly to keep neighbourhoods cleaner and reduce odours as yard waste increases.

Join the City for a free community cleanup at Ambrel Lake Park on April 26. Gloves, bags and refreshments provided.

City crews are flushing water mains in the Northgate area this week to maintain water quality and pressure. Residents may see cloudy water temporarily.

The resurfacing project at Eastfield Twin Arenas is finished, and both ice pads are ready for the upcoming hockey season.

The Wrenford Police Service is hosting a free workshop to help local business owners recognize and prevent financial fraud in their operations.

The City of Wrenford announces that the Kingfisher Outdoor Pool will open for the season on May 24, weather permitting.

Wrenford's 2024 audited financial statements show a small surplus and a clean audit opinion, with funds redirected to city reserves for future projects.

City of Wrenford encourages residents to register for spring neighbourhood cleanup events and pick up free volunteer kits to help restore local parks and trails.

The City is doubling the size of the Hollis Park off-leash area with a new fenced section, agility course, and dog wash station starting in May.