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Neighborhoods within Daniel McIntyre Ward:

  • Central Park: Bounded by Notre Dame Avenue (north), Ellice Avenue (south), Donald Street (east), and Balmoral Street (west).​
  • Colony: Named after Colony Street; located near Notre Dame Avenue.​
  • Daniel McIntyre: Bounded by Notre Dame Avenue (north), Victor Street (east), Ellice Avenue (south), and Ingersoll Street (west).​
  • Minto: Named for Governor-General Gilbert John Elliott Murray, Fourth Earl of Minto
  • Spence: Bounded by Notre Dame Avenue (north), Victor Street (west), Balmoral Street (east), and Portage Avenue (south).​
  • St. Matthews: Bounded by Ingersoll Street (west), Ellice Avenue (north), Sherbrook Street (east), and Portage Avenue (south).​
  • West Broadway: Encompasses the western portion of Winnipeg’s Broadway area
  • Wolseley: Known for its residential character and green spaces.​

Parks and Green Spaces:

Jacob Penner Park

Jacob Penner Park, formerly known as Notre Dame Park, is a historic green space located in Winnipeg’s Daniel McIntyre neighborhood. The park is situated between Victor and McGee Streets along Notre Dame Avenue. ​mhs.mb.ca

Current Amenities:

Playground

The park features a children’s play area equipped with modern play structures, providing a safe and engaging environment for young visitors.

Wading Pool

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Skateboard Bowl

In 2013, the park underwent significant upgrades, including the addition of a skateboard bowl, catering to skateboarding enthusiasts. ​

Accessible Pathways

The park is equipped with wide, paved paths that are accessible and stroller-friendly, ensuring ease of movement for all visitors. ​winnipegfreepress.com

Seating and Picnic Areas

Visitors can utilize park benches and picnic tables scattered throughout the park, making it suitable for gatherings and leisurely activities. ​winnipegfreepress.com

Community Garden

The park hosts a community garden, fostering community engagement and offering residents the opportunity to participate in urban gardening.

Omand Park

is located at 100 Empress Street East, Winnipeg, MB. ​MapQuest

Amenities:

Walking and Biking Paths

The park features well-maintained trails suitable for walking, running, and cycling, providing visitors with scenic routes along Omand’s Creek. ​winnipegtrails.ca

Baseball Diamonds

Omand Park offers baseball fields for sports enthusiasts, catering to both casual play and organized leagues. ​

Natural Habitat

The park is home to Omand’s Creek, an urban oasis supporting diverse wildlife, including various bird species, fish, and other fauna. ​winnipegtrails.ca

Riparian Forest

Visitors can enjoy the quality riparian forest running along Omand’s Creek, offering a serene environment for nature observation and relaxation. ​winnipegtrails.ca+1winnipegtrails.ca+1

Wolseley Avenue

in Winnipeg is renowned for its scenic beauty and community-oriented spaces. While there isn’t a designated “Wolseley Avenue Park,” the avenue itself functions as a linear green space, offering various amenities that enhance the neighborhood’s charm.

Features and Amenities:

Walking and Biking Paths

Wolseley Avenue is equipped with pathways suitable for walking, running, and biking, making it ideal for leisurely strolls and active transportation. ​alltrails.com

Green Spaces

The avenue is lined with mature trees and well-maintained lawns, providing ample green spaces for relaxation and community gatherings.​

Historical Landmarks

Notable sites along Wolseley Avenue include the Nellie McClung Park, which features a plaque honoring the renowned women’s rights activist.​mhs.mb.ca

Community Events

The avenue often hosts local events and markets, fostering a strong sense of community among residents.

Lipton Park

This is a community green space located at 878 Lipton Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba, within the Daniel McIntyre neighborhood. The park is situated near notable landmarks such as the Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute and Saint Edwards Church.​Mapcarta

Amenities:

Playground

Lipton Park features a playground equipped with various play structures suitable for children, providing a safe and engaging environment for recreational activities.

Green Space

The park offers open green areas ideal for picnics, casual sports, and relaxation, contributing to the community’s aesthetic appeal and providing residents with a natural retreat within the urban setting.

Community Garden

The Lipton Community Garden, located at the Lipton Tot Lot on 878 Lipton Street near Yarwood Avenue in Winnipeg, offers 11 raised garden boxes and on-site water facilities. This community-driven initiative transforms vacant spaces into vibrant green areas, fostering environmental, economic, and social benefits. ​City of Winnipeg

Maryland Tot Lot

This is a small neighborhood park located at the southeast corner of Maryland Street and Wellington Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba. ​volunteeringwinnipeg.ca+1gov.mb.ca+1

Amenities:

Playground

The park features play structures designed for young children, providing a safe environment for recreational activities.​

Green Space

Open grassy areas suitable for picnics, casual play, and relaxation.​

Benches

Seating is available for caregivers and visitors to rest while children play.

Central Park

Features amenities like a four-season slide, interactive sand and water play area, artificial turf, wading pool, and aquatic.

Central Park is a historic urban park located in downtown Winnipeg, bounded by Notre Dame Avenue to the north, Ellice Avenue to the south, Donald Street to the east, and Balmoral Street to the west. Established in 1894, it is one of the city’s oldest parks and serves as the focal point of the surrounding Central Park neighborhood.

Features and Amenities:

Waddell Fountain

Erected in 1914, this High Victorian Gothic-style fountain is a notable landmark within the park.

Recreational Facilities

The park offers a four-season slide/toboggan facility, an interactive sand and water play area, and an artificial turf field used for sports like soccer in the summer and transformed into a skating rink during winter months. ​

Aquatic Play Pad

A wheelchair-accessible wading pool and spray park provide recreational activities for families, featuring water cannons, concrete islands, and large daisy-shaped structures that spray water. ​

Community Events

Central Park hosts various cultural and entertainment events, including live music, outdoor markets, and festivals that celebrate the neighborhood’s diversity. ​

Neighborhood Demographics

Central Park is one of Winnipeg’s most densely populated neighborhoods, with a population density of approximately 16,222 people per square kilometer as of the 2021 Census. The area is highly diverse, home to significant Black, Filipino, Indigenous, and other communities, reflecting a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions.

Historical Significance

The park has undergone various transformations since its inception. A significant revitalization project between 2008 and 2012 led to the addition of modern amenities, enhancing its role as a vibrant community hub.

Central Park continues to serve as a vital green space in downtown Winnipeg, offering recreational opportunities, cultural events, and a gathering place for the city’s diverse communities.

Green Spaces Maintained by Spence Neighbourhood Association

Includes areas like 683 Agnes St. and the Cumberland Corridor (from Maryland Ave. to Spence St.), which are city-owned lots maintained for community use.​spenceneighbourhood.org

Vimy Ridge Memorial Park

Located at 821 Preston Avenue in Winnipeg’s Daniel McIntyre ward, is a 2.4-hectare urban green space that offers both recreational amenities and historical significance.

Amenities:

Play Structure

A children’s play area with modern equipment.​

Wading Pool and Spray Pad

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Picnic Facilities

Tables and benches situated throughout the park for gatherings and relaxation.​

Walking Paths

Accessible pathways suitable for leisurely strolls and community events.

Community Garden

The park hosts a community garden, fostering community engagement and offering residents the opportunity to participate in urban gardening.

William Marshall Park

Also known as Dominion Park, is a cherished green space located at the end of Dominion Street between Wolseley Avenue and the Assiniboine River in Winnipeg’s Wolseley neighborhood. ​Global News

Amenities and Features:

Open Green Space

The park offers expansive areas suitable for various recreational activities such as picnicking, dog walking, and community gatherings.​

River Access

Its proximity to the Assiniboine River provides visitors with scenic views and opportunities for riverside activities.

Community Gardens:

Winnipeg Central Mosque Community Garden

Established in 2011 in collaboration with the Daniel McIntyre/St. Matthews Community Association, this urban garden is located at 715 Ellice Avenue. It encourages environmentalism and community connectivity through organic urban gardening. ​winnipegmosque.org+1Wikipedia+1

Tot Lots (Small Playgrounds):

Maryland Tot Lot

Located within the Daniel McIntyre neighborhood, this 0.118-hectare park provides play structures suitable for young children. ​volunteeringwinnipeg.ca+1Reddit+1

Splash Pads:

Central Park Splash Pad

Situated at 400 Cumberland Ave, this splash pad offers various water features for children. ​winnipeg.ca+1Reddit+1

Valour Community Centre – Clifton Site

A new playground and spray pad are planned for this location at 1315 Strathcona St, with construction anticipated to commence in Summer 2024. ​Winnipeg

Pools:

Central Park Wading Pool

In addition to the splash pad, Central Park features a wading pool suitable for younger children. ​

The Kinsmen Sherbrook Pool

Located at 381 Sherbrook Street in Winnipeg’s Daniel McIntyre ward, is a historic aquatic facility offering various amenities to the community.

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