The Keystone Centre has concluded its 2026 Annual General Meeting. The meeting provided an opportunity to review the organization’s performance over the 2024-2025 fiscal year and outline priorities for continued growth and operational excellence.

“This year, our Senior Administration and Board of Directors prioritized improving operational finances, resulting in an operational surplus of nearly $127,000,” said Keystone Centre Board Chair Bruce Luebke. “We also dedicated significant time to 2025 planning, including the development of our 2025-2030 strategic plan and a preliminary design for the Green Space Enhancement project. We look forward to implementing these plans in the future.”

The 2024–25 Annual Report, now available to the public, reflects a year of resilience and progress. It highlights strong event performance, operational improvements, and strategic measures implemented to ensure financial sustainability. The report also underscores the Centre’s commitment to accessibility and community engagement, reinforcing its role as a premier venue for events and cultural activities in Manitoba.

“Our focus remains on delivering exceptional experiences for our clients and the community while ensuring the long-term sustainability of the Keystone Centre,” said Connie Lawrence, Keystone Centre CEO & general manager. “We are proud of the progress made over the past year and look forward to building on this momentum as we continue to serve as a cornerstone for economic and cultural activity in the region.”

The Keystone Centre extends its appreciation to all stakeholders, partners, and community members for their ongoing support.

The full 2024-25 Annual Report is available on the Keystone Centre’s website at www.keystonecentre.com