Events Calendar

Abilities Manitoba's Annual General Meeting will be held on June 19, 2025. The AGM will be at 11am, followed by lunch and a screeening of These Four Walls; the documentary about people who survived MDC. This includes a discussion about the advancement of human rights and sharing of current work and resources.

David Weremy led a class action lawsuit against the Manitoba Developmental Centre. The film documents survivors' quest for justice and teaches us the critical  importance of acknowledging and honouring the truths of people's experiences there.

Parking Options Around St. Boniface Cathedral (180 Avenue De La Cathedrale, Winnipeg)

St. Boniface Cathedral is located in the historic and walkable St. Boniface neighbourhood, surrounded by a mix of residential streets and local businesses.

Parking availability in the area varies depending on the street, time of day, and local restrictions.

Below is a detailed guide to nearby parking options for attendees of the Annual General Meeting on June 19, 2025.

1. On-Site Parking at St. Boniface Cathedral

      • The cathedral has a small on-site lot accessible from Avenue de la Cathedrale.
      • Parking is free, but limited and fills quickly during events.
      • No signage indicates time limits; early arrival is recommended.

2. Street Parking Options (Surrounding Blocks)

Avenue De La Cathedrale
      • Metered parking available along parts of this street.
      • Standard city meter rates apply (typically $2.50/hour).
      • Some portions have 2-hour time limits during weekdays (8 AM – 5:30 PM).
      • Free after 5:30 PM and on Sundays/holidays. 

Taché Avenue (north and south of Cathedral)
      • This major street has several metered spots along both sides.
      • 2-hour time limit during business hours; free after 5:30 PM.
      • Avoid parking in zones marked for loading or bus stops.

Provencher Boulevard
      • Paid parking (meters or PayByPhone app) along the business corridor.
      • Free evenings and Sundays.
      • Some spots allow 2 hours max, others are longer depending on the block.

Rue Dumoulin and Rue Des Meurons
      • Residential streets with a mix of free parking and permit-only areas.
      • Look for signage indicating "Residential Permit Required" or time limits
         (e.g. 1-hour maximum).
      • Some areas allow free 2-hour parking during daytime hours.

Rue De La Cathedrale (south of Taché)
     • Typically free street parking, but some blocks have 1- or 2-hour limits.
     • No meters, but be mindful of school zones or no-stopping areas.

3. Public and Private Parking Lots

Indigo Parking - 343 Taché Avenue
      • Approx. 3–5 min walk from the Cathedral.
      • Public paid lot, rates typically start at $2.50 per 30 minutes.
      • Payment via kiosk or Indigo app.

RCB Parking Services - 407 Rue Desautels
     • Small public-use lot roughly 8–10 min walk away.
     • Contact for pricing and availability.

Esplanade Riel Lot (at the foot of Provencher Bridge)
     • Located near the Forks and Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge.
     • $2 per hour / $10 max per day.
     • Around 10–12 min walk to the Cathedral.

4. Tips and Considerations

     • Bring coins or use the PayByPhone app for metered parking.
     • Always check posted signs to confirm restrictions, especially in residential areas.
     • During large events, consider carpooling, taking a taxi or rideshare, or using public transit to avoid parking stress.

For further assistance or real-time parking info, visit https://theparkingstore.winnipeg.ca or call 311 (City of Winnipeg)