March 16, 2026
International Volunteer Year
The United Nations has named 2026 the International Volunteer Year, recognizing what we’ve long known at FortWhyte – volunteers are essential to a sustainable future.
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March 16, 2026
The United Nations has named 2026 the International Volunteer Year, recognizing what we’ve long known at FortWhyte – volunteers are essential to a sustainable future.
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We're celebrating Manitoba's Teacher Appreciation Week with a series of special events and activities from February 9-14!
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FortWhyte Alive’s lakes are providing opportunities for university student volunteers studying freshwater ecosystems.
read the storyJanuary 16, 2026
Snowshoeing is one of our favourite ways to get outside! Here are four ways you can explore by snowshoe this winter at FortWhyte Alive.
read the storyJanuary 8, 2026
Stop waiting for "the perfect day" and start dressing for winter the Forest School way with these tips from FortWhyte's educators.
read the storyDecember 10, 2025
FortWhyte Alive has a Truth & Reconciliation committee dedicated to implementing the Truth & Reconciliation Commission's 94 calls to action.
read the storyDecember 4, 2025
Your generosity means more children will gain the tools they need to face a changing climate: knowledge, compassion and resilience.
read the storyNovember 7, 2025
Animals have more access to food than you might think. Avoid the harm that comes with feeding and support wildlife in other ways this season.
read the storyOctober 28, 2025
Buffalo Crossing wins at the Holcim Foundation Awards 2025, celebrating outstanding examples of sustainable construction and design.
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