Assiniboine Credit Union picked up the Gold award for their commitment to establish a Commuter Friendly Workplace. ACU received top honours for their efforts to create a corporate environment that actively supports its employees to carpool, take transit, walk or cycle to work.
Assiniboine Credit Union picked up the Gold award for their commitment to establish a Commuter Friendly Workplace. ACU received top honours for their efforts to create a corporate environment that actively supports its employees to carpool, take transit, walk or cycle to work.
From June 3-9, thousands of Manitobans chose to walk, run, cycle, rollerblade, paddle, telecommute, ride the bus or carpool to work. Over 6,000 employees at 233 workplaces across Manitoba participated in this annual, friendly competition. Check out the workplace results here and find out whether Winnipeg retained its gold title and what other Manitoba community came in first in its population category!
Being new to Winnipeg I think I see it in a different light. I have been bike commuting in Central Ontario where I feel there is both more traffic and more aggressive traffic. It comes as a pleasant shock to have people stop their cars to let me cross streets without me having to press crossing signals.
Bradley Sedor doesn’t only actively commute to work during Commuter Challenge Week, he does so whenever he can if there’s no snow on the ground.
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