Bison on the Boulevard

Bison on the Boulevard

In the heart of the storm, bison face adversity head-on.
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Coming May, 2025

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Feel the Spirit of the Bison on Roblin Boulevard!

MAY 2025

As symbols of strength and resilience, bison stand together to protect their young. Inspired by this collaborative, protective nature, Toba Centre is bringing an art installation – Bison on the Boulevard – to Winnipeg’s Roblin Boulevard.

Beginning May 2025, children, youth, and families on their way to Toba Centre will pass by the herd of concrete bison – each beautifully painted by a Manitoba artist and a symbol that their community is with them. Standing together, each bison will bring something unique to the herd, just as the team at Toba Centre and the community bring unique and important pieces to Manitoba’s coordinated response to child abuse.

The hope for the community is that this installation will spark conversation, raise awareness of the issue of child abuse and of Toba Centre, and inspire the community to get involved. As a community, this is our opportunity to give back what has been taken, to show children they are valued, and that their community is behind them.

Follow Toba Centre on social for updates as Bison on the Boulevard takes shape.

If you’re interested in sponsoring a bison, please contact Marina Lovell at [email protected] or 204.583.1941.

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