CentrePlan 2050

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Help us make a long-term plan to get more people living and visiting Downtown

We are making a long-term plan that will guide investment and development in Downtown Winnipeg for the next 30 years. CentrePlan 2050 will guide investment in Downtown parks, streets, and buildings. The plan will help transform:

  • What Downtown looks like
  • How we get around
  • How we experience Downtown

The goal of CentrePlan 2050 is to get more people living and visiting Downtown.

Key themes

To create CentrePlan 2050, we are asking for feedback on five key themes. To learn more about each theme, click on the images below.

Living & visiting Downtown
Greening Downtown
Getting around Downtown
Building Downtown
Re-imagining Graham Avenue
Getting around Downtown - Bike routes


Help us make a long-term plan to get more people living and visiting Downtown

We are making a long-term plan that will guide investment and development in Downtown Winnipeg for the next 30 years. CentrePlan 2050 will guide investment in Downtown parks, streets, and buildings. The plan will help transform:

  • What Downtown looks like
  • How we get around
  • How we experience Downtown

The goal of CentrePlan 2050 is to get more people living and visiting Downtown.

Key themes

To create CentrePlan 2050, we are asking for feedback on five key themes. To learn more about each theme, click on the images below.

Living & visiting Downtown
Greening Downtown
Getting around Downtown
Building Downtown
Re-imagining Graham Avenue
Getting around Downtown - Bike routes


  • Phase 2 Downtown bike route engagement closed

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    Thank you to all who participated in public engagement. Public engagement opportunities included:

    • Virtual event
    • Online survey
    • Interactive mapping tool


    We are currently reviewing feedback. We will post an engagement summary online that outlines what we heard and how it was considered.

  • Provide your feedback on Downtown bike routes

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    We want your feedback on options for two specific bike routes:

    • St. Mary Avenue and York Avenue
    • Notre Dame Avenue and Cumberland Avenue


    Learn more about the options for each bike route.

    Get involved


    Share your thoughts by February 16, 2024.

  • Phase 1 what we heard

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    During Phase 1 engagement, you shared your thoughts and ideas at an open house and online through surveys, maps, and an ideas board. The project team also held many stakeholder workshops, organized by topic.

    Read the Phase 1 public engagement summary and appendices. The summary gives an overview of the feedback we collected on the five key themes of CentrePlan 2050.

    What we heard

    What we heard in Phase 1 will help to outline the goals and actions that will become part of CentrePlan 2050. We are also looking at existing plans and strategies for our Downtown. Feedback from Phase 1 will also help inform:

    • Draft Downtown Urban Design Guidelines
    • A draft Streetscape Design Standards Manual
    • Options for key Downtown bike routes
    • Options for re-designing Graham Avenue

    Next steps

    In Phase 2, the project team will continue to work on CentrePlan 2050 with input from Downtown stakeholders. Feedback from Phase 2 will help to complete the draft of Centre 2050. In winter 2024, we will also get feedback from Winnipeggers on options for two Downtown bike routes.

    In Phase 3, a draft of CentrePlan 2050 will be shared for public feedback along with an explanation of how feedback was used to create the draft plan.

  • Public engagement closed

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    Thank you to all who participated in public and stakeholder engagement. Public engagement opportunities included an open house, five online surveys, three interactive mapping tools, and an ideas board collected under the five key themes of CentrePlan 2050.

    Stakeholder engagement opportunities included meetings and workshops with Downtown residents and stakeholder organizations. Feedback is currently being considered and a summary of the engagement process will be posted online.

  • We want to hear from you

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    CentrePlan 2050 is about creating a more vibrant Downtown, that works for community members and gets more people living and visiting Downtown. The plan will be the City’s main tool for determining how we experience Downtown over the next 30 years.

    Meet us Downtown at the open house

    Join us at the open house on May 25 to learn more about the project, speak with the project team, and provide input on topics that interest you.

    Open house
    Date: Thursday, May 25
    Location: Manitoba Hydro Place - 360 Portage Avenue (entrances on Graham and Portage avenues)
    Hours: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
    Format: Come and go (drop-in)

    Provide your input

    You can also provide input until June 15 through online surveys, interactive mapping tools, and the ideas board on topics that interest you:

Page last updated: 24 Apr 2024, 09:24 AM