Riverview Community News

The Kingston Crescent Residents’ Association (KCRA) hopes to see public art, micro-parks, and interpretive panels included in the plans to retrofit the St. Vital Bridge. The bridge’s east sidewalk has been closed to accommodate a temporarily rerouted sewer pipe for...

City Nature Challenge Connects Riverview Residents with Wildlife In the face of the pandemic, finding ways to connect with each other and our community may be challenging but it’s also more important than ever. When done safely, getting outside and exploring the...

By Carol Thiessen, Trees Riverview Trees Riverview is pleased to announce that Assiniboine Credit Union (ACU) has donated $12,500 to help re-green our community. We anticipate that the ACU funds will cover the planting and maintaining of approximately 25 boulevard...

Hello Riverview Neighbours and Friends! We will be hosting our Annual General Meeting on April 19, 2021, at 6:30 pm. It will be a virtual meeting hosted through Zoom. You can RSVP HERE. Please consider joining us and sharing your feedback about what direction you...

École Riverview School could have a new play structure as early as next fall. The parent advisory council is fundraising to replace the 21-year-old structure next to the newer one. New parts for the original structure are no longer available, and it’s now missing a...

Friends and Neighbours,  Another growing season is fast approaching for the Sustainable South Osborne Community Cooperative (SSOCC) and we are excited to tell you about who we are.  In 2009, dedicated community members wanted to transform barren land into a space of...

When the Community Centre reopens to the public, it will have a new meeting space. Two old change rooms are being converted into a meeting room. This new room will include a closet, cupboards, a counter, and plumbing for a kitchenette with a sink, plus two large...

The Riverview Community Centre has received a $9,975 grant to help encourage winter activities. Dennis Cunningham, president of the community centre, read about the Winnipeg Wellness Grant in the newspaper. That gave him the idea for Project WARMIR, a series of...

Frozen Lego figures scattered throughout the neighbourhood are a part of a larger initiative by the Riverview Ashland Childcare Centre to keep the community healthy. The daycare has been awarded a grant as a part of the new government program, Safe at Home MB. The...

A new scavenger hunt has appeared along the river trails. The winter-themed items are hidden along the riverside pathways starting at the canoe club and ending at Jubilee. Kristin Shiach started the project as a way for the grade 10 to 12 students in her leadership...