Election Candidate SurveyWe asked all city council and mayoral candidates to participate and answer four key questions about active transportation and road safety.We’ve recorded the responses of all candidates who agreed to participate.Thanks to the Building Capacity team at the Community Design and Planning Centre (CDPC) Watch the full interviews here! https://youtu.be/ltFrO12pbUc?si=xJ5OAPwZV3ME6vQL https://youtu.be/XPBF-X3fsog?si=12sS6QTU_VA-KPsB https://youtu.be/H_lsvj0fRpw?si=vZjcAuDCetaDgGB1 https://youtu.be/uCYUuzFkXeI?si=KJ0j7vV6CHM8kpUU

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Coffee Outside – Friday, October 9THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE to enjoy Coffee Outside this year!!!Host Ian McCausland and crew are cooking up something special this week for this year’s final Coffee Outside.Stop by for as long as you can this Friday between 7:30 and 9 AM on the plaza near the Bonnycastle dog park at the intersection…

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Join us for a fun and informative, guided ride along the Urban Seine River Greenwayin partnership with our friends at Save Our Seine. The ride will take us along pathways and parallel roadways as we travel downstream from the South St Vital Trail on one of the chilliest, simplest and most pleasant ways to get from the south…

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On October 13th, longtime Bike Winnipeg member Charles Feaver will ask the Public Utilities Board (PUB) to order Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) to be more proactive in changing driver behaviours in Manitoba. The PUB is holding a hearing to review MPI’s plans for the next fiscal year, including plans for road safety education and media campaigns. Bike Winnipeg has…

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Oped by Adam Johnson A new United Nations report warns the world will exceed the 1.5 C Paris limit by 2030.Winnipeg’s string of extreme weather events in recent years — this summer’s intense rainstorms that caused flash flooding, basement damage, power outages, prolonged heat waves, last summer’s wildfires, and the freakish October 2019 wet snowstorm…

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