Peg City Car Co-op’s fourth video features Dave. Dave only pays for a car when he needs to use it, so he effectively spreads the costs of owning a vehicle over the wider membership of the co-operative. It’s a different kind of ownership and community – instead of “my” car, it’s “our” car.
On February 3 and 4, the Manitoba Eco-Network is hosting the Reel Green Film Festival. The Green Action Centre is sponsoring the film Burning Water. It airs at noon on February 4 at the University of Winnipeg.
On January 25, Winnipeg City Council voted to approve a preliminary plan to widen Kenaston Boulevard from 4 lanes to 6 between Ness and Taylor Avenues. Read the Green Action Centre brief on the project.
The Forks River Trail opened this week. The wait is over, so dig out your skates and go check it out!
The third video in the Peg City Car Co-op series focuses on cost. South Osborne family Shauna, Ken and Savannah talk about how using the carshare co-op helped them save money, and even buy a house!
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