City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
WWD Rivers, Creeks, and Streams Water Quality MonitoringThe Water and Waste Department conducts voluntary monitoring at regular intervals during the open water season to measure the health of Winnipeg's waterways. We test for several parameters including nutrients, dissolved oxygen and bacteria. Monitoring is done at 11 locations along the Red and Assiniboine rivers and at 8 locations on selected smaller rivers, streams, and creeks. Note: NS - no sampl
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
Downtown BoundaryThe City of Winnipeg Downtown Boundary, as referenced in CentrePlan 2050, By-law 72/2024. https://dmis.winnipeg.ca/ViewByLaw?bylawId=8800&version=O
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
Licensed Sewer and Water ContractorsThe following is a list of contractors licensed by the City Contractors that perform work on services, or install services that connect to the City sewer or water systems must be licensed by the City. Contact 311 for more information on how to become a licensed sewer and water contractor. The City does not guarantee, and does not accept any liability or responsibility for, work performed or other
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
River and Stream Water Quality for CSO ProgramThis water quality data was collected to comply with the Provincial Environment Act Licence No. 3042 and the Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Master Plan. Samples were collected from the Red and Assiniboine River and at select streams when specific wet and dry weather conditions were met in 2014, 2015, 2023 and 2024. For the 2023 and 2024 samples temperature, dissolved oxygen and pH were field analyz
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CSO Discharge Monitoring for CSO ProgramThis data was collected to comply with the Provincial Environment Act Licence No. 3042 and the Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Master Plan. Samples were collected from select CSO locations during overflow events in 2015, 2023 and 2024. For the 2023 and 2024 samples, Escherichia coliform was analyzed by a contract laboratory and total kjeldahl nitrogen was calculated by the laboratory. An asterisk, "
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Downtown BIZ Assessed Retail ValueAnnual Rental Value (ARV) refers to the valuation by the City of leasable commercial spaces (the amount for which a space will typically rent based on prevailing rents for similar space in the rental market). ARV is used to determine business tax bill and is the basis for apportioning the Business Improvement Zone levies. It is also a general reflection on the health and size of our office and ret
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
Combined Sewer Overflow Annual ResultsThis data was created for Federal and Provincial Government reporting by the City of Winnipeg’s Water and Waste Department to track the combined sewer overflow (CSO) volume and days effluent is deposited. All volumes are noted in m³. Volumes are estimated based on modeled data and further validated by instrumented data for the monitored overflow points. An amount of 1 indicates an unknown volume o
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
Real-Time Midblock Traffic DataThis near real-time (15-minute refresh) dataset comprises raw directional traffic volume and speed by travel lane collected at the City of Winnipeg’s continuous count stations. This data has not been reviewed for validity and may be impacted by equipment error. Each station utilizes a dual side-fire microwave radar sensor, which is installed adjacent to the roadway and faces perpendicular to the t
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Downtown Sidewalks UpgradedEfforts in 2025 were redirected in part to the pedestrian crossings at Portage and Main Source: City of Winnipeg Public Works Goal: improve sidewalk conditions and accessibility
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Downtown Residential Vacancy RateDowntown residential vacancy remains significantly higher than the city-wide rate (2.8% in 2025) which may reflect slower absorbtion of new units coming onto the market. Note that the downtown geography used by CMHC varies slightly from the City's downtown policy area. Source: CMHC Goal: Maintain a healthy residential vacancy rate (3%)
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Dwelling Unit CountWith support through Housing Accelerator Fund programs, downtown housing starts far exceeded targets, surpassing pre-pandemic numbers. Source: City of Winnipeg permits (building permit issuance) Goals: Increase number of people living Downtown by 20,000 people by 2050; Aim to establish a minimum of 350 new dwelling units each year until 2030
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Downtown Bike Lanes2025 got a boost as a result of transit being relocated off Graham and Vaughan. As part of the interim activation of those streets, the space formerly reserved for buses has been reallocated to pedestrians and cyclists. Source: City of Winnipeg Public Works Goal: Expand the cycling network
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Downtown Affordable HousingAffordable housing development has surged as a result of the federal Housing Accelerator Fund. Units are counted at the building permit stage. Affordable housing is defined in the Winnipeg Zoning Bylaw as a dwelling unit that is or will be rented at a rate that is: (a) equal to or less than the Province’s Affordable Housing Rental Program rental rate, posted annually on the Manitoba Housing websit
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Housing the UnhousedRefers to individuals who are currently experiencing homelessness AND who meet at least 1 of the following criteria: · they have a total of at least 6 months (180 days) of homelessness over the past year · they have recurrent experiences of homelessness over the past 3 years, with a cumulative duration of at least 18 months (546 days) Refers to people housed through Reaching Home Housing First and
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Exchange District BIZ Assessed Retail ValueAnnual Rental Value (ARV) refers to the valuation by the City of leasable commercial spaces (the amount for which a space will typically rent based on prevailing rents for similar space in the rental market). ARV is used to determine business tax bill and is the basis for apportioning the Business Improvement Zone levies. It is also a general reflection on the health and size of our office and ret
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
CentrePlan Downtown Office VacancyWhile vacancy remains higher than ideal, the market has managed to absorb new office development like the 360,000 square foot Wawanesa Tower, opened in 2024. A handful of office conversions to residential likely offset the impacts of new office space coming online. Source: CBRE Canada market reports Goal: Maintain a healthy office vacancy rate (5-10%)
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
Cemetery Fees & ChargesThis dataset is used to create the Cemetery Fees & Charges webpage (found at: https://www.winnipeg.ca/CemeteryFeesCharges). The webpage is an easy-to-read version of the City of Winnipeg Cemeteries Branch Fees & Charges schedule. If there is a discrepancy between any of the fees & charges contained on this web page, and those found in the City of Winnipeg Cemeteries Branch Fees & Charges schedule,
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
Development permits application countsAggregate data for City of Winnipeg development permits application counts since 2023 (https://www.winnipeg.ca/DevelopmentPermitStatistics) containing permit activity by category, application type and total count.
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2026 · dataset
City of Winnipeg Zoning By-law Parcels and Zoning InformationThis dataset provides parcel-based zoning information under the City of Winnipeg Zoning By-law No. 200/2006 and Downtown Zoning By-law No. 2004/100. It includes zoning designations for all properties within the city. The data is supplied by the Planning, Property and Development Department and is intended for general reference and informational use. Zoning boundaries and attributes should not be r
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2025 · dataset
Snow Clearing Status and Winter Parking Bans (Address-Level)This dataset provides address-level snow clearing status and parking ban information for residential streets, back lanes, and walkways in the City of Winnipeg. It includes current clearing status, descriptive status text, applicable parking bans (current and upcoming), and associated block and street context. The data mirrors what is currently used for the City’s public snow clearing map and is in
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2025 · dataset
Alley NetworkAlley network of the City of Winnipeg. Data includes adjacent street names.
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2025 · dataset
Housing Inspection AvailabilityThis data shows the next available time for scheduling a housing inspection. These times might change as new inspections are booked. Learn more about housing inspections at https://www.winnipeg.ca/housinginspections
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2025 · dataset
Application CountsCity of Winnipeg building permit applications since 2010, containing the category, application start month and total count. To see residential and commercial year-over-year building permit volumes and activity by project type, see this webpage https://www.winnipeg.ca/BuildingPermitStatistics
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2025 · dataset
City of Winnipeg energy use and greenhouse gas emissionsThis data set contains the results of energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventories for 2015 to present. This data supports the City's efforts to meet climate mitigation and adaptation goals found in the Winnipeg Climate Action Plan (https://www.winnipeg.ca/services-programs/trees-environment/climate-action/winnipegs-climate-action-plan) and the Community Energy Investment Roadmap (htt
City of Winnipeg Open Data Portal2025 · dataset
Planning, Development & Building Fees and ChargesThis dataset is used to create the Planning, Development & Building Fees and Charges webpage (found at: https://www.winnipeg.ca/BuildingDevelopmentFees). The web page is an easy-to-read version of the City of Winnipeg Fees and Charges schedule. The fees align with industry trends and include: housing and commercial building permits, commercial electrical, plumbing, & mechanical permits, occupancy