Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a second suspect in the death of Paul Enns.
Second Youth Charged in Assiniboine Park Killing
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Assiniboine Park Articles
Teen Charged After Man Found Dead in Assiniboine Park
WINNIPEG — A Stonewall teen has been charged after a man was found deceased inside a vehicle parked in Assiniboine Park last weekend.
Assiniboine Park, FortWhyte Alive Receive Trail Funding
WINNIPEG — The province is providing $71,000 to create a new trail system in Assiniboine Park and enhance existing trails at FortWhyte Alive.
Assiniboine Park’s Gardens at The Leaf Opening in July
WINNIPEG — Visitors to Assiniboine Park this summer are in for a treat with the opening of the Gardens at The Leaf.
Aunt Sally’s Farm Making a Comeback to Assiniboine Park Zoo
Aunt Sally’s Farm was popular with Winnipeggers during the 1960s, but is being completely reimagined to reopen in spring 2021.
Assiniboine Park Conservancy Donating $10K to Australian Wildfire Relief
WINNIPEG — The Assiniboine Park Conservancy is donating $10,000 toward wildfire relief efforts in Australia.
Assiniboine Park Zoo Closing for Annual Maintenance
WINNIPEG — Assiniboine Park Zoo will be closed next week for annual maintenance.
Assiniboine Park’s Diversity Gardens Opening Delayed to 2021
The completion of Canada’s Diversity Gardens at Assiniboine Park will take a little longer than expected.
New Virtual Tour Provides Glimpse Inside Canada’s Diversity Gardens
WINNIPEG — New renderings and a virtual tour have been released of the future Canada’s Diversity Gardens project at Assiniboine Park.
Stingray Beach Exhibit Coming to Assiniboine Park Zoo
A new aquatic exhibit coming to the Assiniboine Park Zoo this summer will feature stingrays. Stingray Beach will be on display in a new rotating exhibit gallery in advance of Victoria Day long weekend.
Assiniboine Park Seeking 150 Summer Volunteers
The Assiniboine Park Conservancy has put the call out for 150 volunteer positions to help in a variety of roles in the park and zoo this summer.
City Warns Winnipeggers to Stay Off the Ice
Rising spring temperatures, melting snow and deteriorating ice conditions has Winnipeg first responders urging people to stay away from waterways.
