Summer relief

Heat relief

Residents are invited to cool off and access clean drinking water in our leisure centres and libraries during regular operating hours, particularly during extreme heat events. Our indoor pools and outdoor aquatic facilities, such as spray pads, wading pools (beginning to open July 1, 2026), and heated and non-heated pools (beginning to open June 19, 2026) are also great ways to cool down during the warm summer months.

In addition, the following community centres are available as cooling spaces this summer during select hours. Please contact the community centres for applicable hours.

Community centreAddressWebsite
Bronx Park Community Centre720 Henderson Hwy.bronxpark.ca
Clara Hughes Recreation Park281 Henderson Hwy. 
East Elmwood Community Centre490 Keenleyside St.eastelmwoodcc.ca
Lord Roberts Community Centre725 Kylemore Ave.lordrobertscc.ca
Luxton Community Centre210 St. Cross St.luxtoncc.org
Riverview Community Centre90 Ashland Ave.riverviewcc.ca
St. Norbert Community Centre3450 Pembina Hwy.stnorbertcc.ca

Hydration stations

Hydration stations provide clean drinking water for residents during the summer season.

Locations were selected based on need and feedback from community partners, with a particular focus on vulnerable and unsheltered Winnipeggers that are more at risk of heat-related illnesses.

They can be found at the following locations:

  • 469 Selkirk Ave. (The Bell Tower)
  • Southwest corner of Stella Avenue at Main Street (near Mount Carmel Clinic)
  • Northeast corner of Princess Street at Henry Avenue (near Siloam Mission)
  • Southeast corner of Roslyn Road at Osborne Street (anticipated by June 1, 2026)
  • 369 Furby St. (near Agape Table)
  • Southeast corner of Maryland Street at Ellice Avenue (near Spence Neighbourhood Association)
  • 180 Henry Ave. (near Amoowigamig public washroom & The Salvation Army Centre of Hope)
  • 406 Edmonton Street (Central Park near Knox United Church)
  • 185 Young St. (Broadway Neighbourhood Centre)

For more information about hydration station locations, see: myutilityinfo.winnipeg.ca

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