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The City of Wrenford has released the full schedule and route map for the May 23 Tamsin River Run, detailing start times, trail access points, and race day logistics.

Wrenford’s Kingfisher Outdoor Pool and Wildrye Splash Pad are now open for the summer season, featuring extended daily hours and new water conservation upgrades.

The Wildrye Splash Pad opens July 10 at Wildrye Park, offering free daily water play for toddlers and school-aged children until Labour Day.

Construction begins on the Route 9 stop upgrade project, which will widen passenger bays and improve accessibility along the Copper Ridge to Mill Street corridor.

A city-hosted youth hockey tournament returns to Eastfield Twin Arenas this weekend, offering coaching clinics and family fun for local players.

The City is opening cooling shelters across the region as Environment and Climate Change Canada extends its heat warning into the weekend.

The new splash pad at Wildrye Park opens July 8, giving families a free, cool spot to play in the Wildrye neighbourhood.

The boardwalk and trails at Ambrel Lake Park are officially open for summer walking, cycling, and family outings starting today.

The City is adding extra evening sessions at the Northgate Aquatic Centre throughout July to meet demand for public swims and lap swimming.

The City of Wrenford and partner organizations have opened 84 new affordable rental homes at the Ambrel Lake Park site.