News

The City of Wrenford has released a spring flooding risk assessment for areas near the Tamsin River, urging residents to prepare basements and kits.

Residents can now begin sorting their recyclables and yard waste as the City's annual spring collection program starts next month.

Water main flushing begins March 23 in the south end, running through May to keep pipes clear and water fresh.

The Old Mill Museum & Archives will open extra evening hours during National Heritage Week to welcome families and history fans.

The City has finished resurfacing and repairing trails at Ambrel Lake Park, opening the path for spring walkers and cyclists.

City crews have finished their final snow plow run, marking the end of the winter maintenance season and lifting the overnight on-street parking ban.

The City of Wrenford has updated the Wrenford Ice Days schedule to add new family-friendly activities at Riverside Flats Park.

Residents can now apply for a free tree through the Canopy for Wrenford program. Applications are open until April 14.

New seasonal rates for park shelters, fields, and pathways are now in effect for spring and summer bookings.

The City of Wrenford is looking for seasonal staff to prepare parks and trails for the spring and summer seasons.