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The City of Morden is pleased to announce the lifting of the water usage advisory that was previously in effect over the weekend. Thanks to the collective effort of our residents in reducing their water usage, the city’s sewer systems have stabilized, allowing services to return to normal… Read More »City of Morden Expresses Gratitude as Water Usage Advisory is Lifted
Maintenance and conservation work on the American elm tree at the main entrance of Morden Park off 13th Street and Thornhill Street is scheduled to commence shortly. The tree has become a safety hazard with dead limbs hanging over the sidewalk and adjacent roadway. The tree, a known… Read More »Conservation Efforts Begin on Elm Tree at Morden Park
The City of Morden is thrilled to announce the reopening of the Suncatch Plaza for the 2024 season, starting June 10th, 2024. Located at the heart of downtown Morden, between Appelts Diamonds and the iconic clock tower on 8th Street, Suncatch Plaza aims to continue its mission of… Read More »City of Morden Announces Suncatch Plaza Reopening for 2024 Season with Free Booking Opportunities
Lake Minnewasta is thrilled to announce the opening of short-term camping and yurt bookings for the upcoming season. Starting May 1st at 8:30 am, outdoor enthusiasts can secure their favourite campsites or cozy yurts for an unforgettable Morden experience. Campsites can be booked either online by visiting https://reserve.campgroundbooking.com/lake-minnewasta or… Read More »Short Term Camping and Yurt Bookings at Lake Minnewasta
One city managed to buck the trend, and its urban canopy is flourishing VANCOUVER IS PLANNING to raise its tree canopy coverage to 30 percent by 2050. Toronto has set a goal of 40 percent by 2050. In 2023, Montreal committed $76 million toward raising the canopy coverage to… Read More »Cities Are Good at Planting Trees. They’re Not So Good at Keeping Them
The City of Morden is pleased to announce a significant development regarding the water levels at Lake Minnewasta. Recent inflows into the lake have resulted in a notable increase in water levels, with the current elevation registering at 3 feet 2.5 inches below the Full Supply Level (FSL).… Read More »Fresh Inflows into Lake Minnewasta Prompt Adjustment to Normal Drought Stage
The Boundary Trails Health Foundation Board is looking to fill a membership opening for 2 (two) citizen representatives for the City of Morden. Potential candidates are encouraged to take an active role on the board on a regular basis and on their own initiative. Requirements of the position… Read More »Citizen Representatives Needed for Boundary Trails Health Centre Foundation Board
Despite the recent weather forecasts predicting normal precipitation in Southern Manitoba in the coming months, the City of Morden is reminding residents that the area is still experiencing a moderate drought. The lake level at Lake Minnewasta is currently 5 feet 11 inches below full supply, and there… Read More »City of Morden Remains in Moderate Drought Stage
MORDEN, Treaty No. 1 Territory – The City of Morden is excited to announce the formation of the Suncatch Plaza Committee and is seeking three dedicated individuals from the community to join this influential team. The committee aims to bring fresh ideas, vision, and passion to further enhance… Read More »Suncatch Plaza Committee Seeks Community Members to Drive Vibrancy in Downtown Morden
The Morden Activity Centre is set to host a meet and greet with the mayor and city council on February 2nd, providing an exclusive opportunity for residents to personally engage with Mayor Nancy Penner and other Council members over a cup of coffee. This initiative is strategically designed… Read More »Meeting the Mayor and Council in Morden Activity Centre
The City of Morden is located on Treaty No. 1 territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, and Dakota Nations, as well as the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We honour their contributions to the past, present, and future. We express our gratitude for the land and water that sustains us, and we commit to learning from and working in partnership with the original caretakers of this territory.
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