Welcome to the Bishop Grandin Greenway
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The Bishop Grandin Greenway is an accessible network of natural areas and public pathways that tie together the communities along Bishop Grandin Boulevard in south east Winnipeg.
As you follow the Greenway you will find community gardens, naturalized ponds and other features. This multi-use trail encourages families and people of all ages to get outdoors and enjoy an active life style. |
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Planning for 2019 Next Board Meeting March 12, 2010 at 7:00 Teen Stop, 533 St Anne's Rd. (2nd floor) |
Maps
The multi-use trail connects with the Trans Canada trail and will eventually join up with trails along McGillvray Blvd. and Sterling Lyon Parkway to form part of a city-wide active transportation network.
View the maps. Community Gardens
The gardens are located at the end of Eric Street, and are comprised of both raised and ground beds. In keeping with our philosophy of being kind to people and animals, we are an herbicide and pesticide free zone.
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Photo GalleryGet InvolvedVolunteers are the heart of Bishop Grandin Greenway. Countless people and organizations offer their time, expertise and assistance towards many of the Greenway projects. There are a number of ways in which you can get involved.
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The Vision of the Bishop Grandin Greenway
is to provide green, healthy and
sustainable communities for all.
Our Goal
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Our primary goal is to link citizens, community and nature and to facilitate community development, involvement and a sense of stewardship.
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Read more about our goals and objectives to learn more about us.
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