Trails Day Supporters, Sponsors & Volunteers

A huge thank you to ALL the supporters and sponsors of the 5th annual Winnipeg Trails Day celebrations! Community partnerships and volunteers are at the core of 6 great events this year! On behalf of the Winnipeg Trails Association, we’d like to thank our corporate sponsors:

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On behalf of each of the 6 trail groups / organizations hosting events, a huge thank you to local community sponsors, supporters and Volunteers:

Bishop Grandin Greenway “Between 2 Rivers Trails Day
Boston Pizza, Starbucks, Chapter’s and St.Vital Mall,
St.Anne’s Sobey’s, Youville,
Winnipeg In Motion, Home Depot, Arbo Gardens
CBC Live Right Now, Lionel the Boston Pizza Mascot

Bois des Esprit -“Discover the Meandering Trails of the Seine River Greenway”
Save Our Seine, City of Winnipeg, Winnipeg Trails Association,
Casera Credit Union, Les Gens de Bois carvers, Murray Watson,
Union Nationale MétisseSaint-Joseph du Manitoba, Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre,
World of Water

“Discover the Yellow Ribbon Greenway Trail”
Living Prairie Museum, City of Winnipeg, Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, in motion

“Discover the Trails of Transcona”
Transcona Trails Inc., Transcona Historical Museum, Transcona Hi Neighbour Festival, City of Winnipeg

“Harte Trail’s Paw Trek and Dog Show”
City of Winnipeg Naturalists, P.A.W.S. Friends of Assiniboine Forest, Winnipeg in motion

“4 km Cycle Tour – FortWhyte Alive to Crampton’s Market”
Crampton’s Market, FortWhyte Alive, Pro Care Athletic Therapy, tons of local food producers

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