A man in his 40s is recovering in hospital after being stabbed by a group of youths at The Forks, Winnipeg police say.
The Forks Articles
Man Stabbed Waiting for a Bus Near The Forks
A 35-year-old man is facing charges after a stabbing at a downtown Winnipeg bus stop Saturday left a man in his 20s in hospital.
Manitoba Children’s Museum Receiving $500K from Province
The Manitoba government is putting $500,000 into the Manitoba Children’s Museum to support programming, outreach and revitalization efforts.
New 24-Foot Sculpture Planned for Railside at The Forks
A new large-scale public art installation is coming to The Forks as part of the growing Railside development.
Winnipeg’s River Trail Closes for Season After 62 Days
The Nestaweya River Trail is now officially closed for the season as warmer temperatures and rising river levels make ice conditions unsafe.
Red River Section of Skating Trail Closing for Rail Bridge Maintenance
The Red River portion of the Nestaweya River Trail will close to allow for maintenance work on the Historic Rail Bridge before ice conditions change.
Frozen Rivers, Skating Trails and Funky Huts Make for Winter Whimsy in Winnipeg
Perhaps one of the best embodiments of Canadians’ ability to embrace winter, rather than hide from it, pops up every December at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers.
Global Artists Bring New Warming Huts to Life at The Forks
WINNIPEG — The artists have been chosen, and the designs have been finalized. The annual warming design competition is underway at The Forks.
Construction Begins on Railside Mixed-Use Neighbourhood at The Forks
Construction is underway on Railside at The Forks, a new mixed-use neighbourhood planned for downtown Winnipeg.
River Skating Trail Opening for the Season at The Forks
The Forks is marking New Year’s Day with the official opening of the Nestaweya River Trail, joining additional on-land trails already open.
Nestaweya River Trail Campaign Launches with ‘Adopt a Metre’ Fundraiser
WINNIPEG — The Forks has launched its Trail Together campaign, inviting Manitobans to help support the Nestaweya River Trail by “adopting” a metre of trail for $50.
Ottawa Invests $250K in Upgrades at Manitoba Theatre for Young People
The federal government is contributing another $250,000 to the Manitoba Theatre for Young People’s (MTYP) Play It Forward capital campaign.










