by Josep Seras Gubert | Apr 30, 2021 | At School, Clean Energy & Environment, Climate Change, Conservation, Human Rights, In the Community, In Your Community, Uncategorized |
What is Depave Paradise? Depave Paradise is an initiative of Green Communities Canada coordinated locally by Green Action Centre where community members come together to tear up unused pavement and create green spaces. Why should you do a Depave project?...
by melmarginet | Apr 8, 2021 | Clean Energy & Environment, GoHappy, GoManitoba, Healthy Travel, In the Community, In Your Community, Press Release, Workplace Commuter Options |
In 2021, Winnipeg finds itself in the midst of a health crisis, a humanitarian crisis, an economic crisis and an environmental crisis. We need brave, bold action now more than ever. Ensuring we have a transportation network that provides mobility choice to all Winnipeggers will position us on the path to becoming a happier, healthier, wealthier city in 2022 and beyond.
by melmarginet | Mar 10, 2021 | Clean Energy & Environment, Healthy Travel, In the Community, In Your Community, Research, Transportation, Travel Planning for Work, Travel Planning with Kids, Workplace Commuter Options |
The City of Winnipeg is developing an Infill Development Strategy. Read about the information sessions held with City staff and community experts this past winter.
by Colleen Ans | Feb 26, 2021 | Clean Energy & Environment, Climate Change, In the Community, In Your Community, Transportation |
What does a climate-resilient Manitoba look like? Learn more about the hopeful future we could all share and how we’ll get there at road2resiliencemb.ca Manitoba’s Climate Action Team (CAT) is a coalition of environmental organizations in Manitoba working to...
by Composting | Nov 4, 2020 | Clean Energy & Environment, In the Community
Looking for a place to take your food waste? Here are some community drop-off sites!
by Kris Kuzdub | Oct 2, 2020 | In the Community, In Your Community, Uncategorized |
Winnipeg is a city that is consistently growing, with a population growth expected to reach one million by 2025. So how is the city planning to cope with this growth without the continual horizontal spreading of the suburbs (a.k.a. urban sprawl)? Residential Infill...
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