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Wrenford Transit, City Hall, and recreation facilities will adjust their hours and routes for Canada Day, Civic Holiday, and Labour Day in 2026.

Work to build a new weather shelter at the Downtown Transit Terminal starts May 20, with crews expected to finish by late June.

The Wildrye Splash Pad is open for the summer season at Wildrye Park, offering free cooling fun for families from late June to Labour Day.

Wrenford City Council approved the renovation scope for the Westbrook Community Arena, including ice pad and lobby upgrades ahead of the fall season.

Wrenford Council has officially approved the 2026 Annual Report, highlighting major investments in housing, recreation, economic development, and public safety across the city.

A new agility course and upgraded fencing are coming to the Hollis Park Off-Leash Area, making it safer and more fun for Wrenford's dogs and their owners.

Wrenford City Council has approved $2.1 million for the 2026–2028 Community Street Care program, creating jobs for residents facing employment barriers while keeping our neighbourhoods clean.

City Council adopted the ten-year growth strategy on May 19, setting direction for neighbourhoods, transit, and the city budget through 2035.

The City of Wrenford announces that the Northgate Aquatic Centre opens for the summer season on May 23 with full programming.

Starting this September, Wrenford Public Library and Wrenford Transit are partnering with local schools to launch the Books on the Bus programme.