On the morning of August 24, 2022, Save Our Seine had the pleasure of presenting Julie Gray with the Spark Outstanding Pro Bono Award....

Feeding wildlife within Winnipeg is now be prohibited as of July 1.

The SOS Summer Team managed to have a safe and productive summer despite a slew of challenges including COVID-19, extreme heat, and drought.

The Land Care team has had another busy month! July saw five maintenance and clean-up events across the Seine River Greenway. Garbage...

Back in April, the music industry knocked on SOS’s door with a very interesting and generous proposition. Eric Lemoine, who lives along...

The Seine River is a river spanning across southeastern Manitoba and reaching the Red River. As the rapid urbanization of our city...

This past February, two of Save Our Seine’s members were accepted into the Butterflyway Project as Butterfly Rangers! The Butterflyway...

Register for a mobilization forum on May 6 about the risks posed to greenspaces by the OurWinnipeg 2045 development plan.

It was a historic occasion for SOS last week as we formed our first partnership with a local golf club, Niakwa Country Club.

Here are the woodpeckers to watch for this winter in our neck of the woods.

Forests are much beyond what we can see. Using their massive web of hair-like roots, trees transmit messages across hundreds of kilometers.

Are trees really social beings? Do they communicate with one another, defend themselves from predators, and socialize to help one another?

Originally published in The Lance on February 21, 2018. Every winter, kind-hearted people with the best of intentions put food out to...

Save Our Seine is currently working with the City of Winnipeg to modify the low-lying riparian trails (“monkey trails”) to protect...

The Save Our Seine River Keepers have completed another summer of looking after our favourite urban river. The team had a very productive...

Snapping turtles are a common resident of the urban Seine River. We were lucky enough to obtain footage of baby turtles leaving their nest!

This fall, the city is poised to approve OurWinnipeg 2045, which, in its current state, puts our green spaces at great risk.

In recognition of Save Our Seine’s inspiring work, Casera Credit Union presented two awards to SOS at their AGM on Sept 16, 2020.

If you’ve visited the Seine River recently, you may have noticed some impressive handiwork courtesy of Canada’s favorite furry engineer.

Construction of the accessible dock on the Seine River at John Bruce Park will be going ahead this fall, thanks to the recent...

Winnipeg's first accessible canoe/kayak dock will soon become a reality with your help.

The Manitoba Government announced that Save Our Seine will be receiving the remaining funds needed for our planned accessible dock.

On April 14, we held our 2020 Annual General Meeting. If you missed it, a recording of the meeting is available here.

Look here to register and view documents for our AGM, being held online on April 14th.