For the past few years, I have been involved with different committees that have an influence on Winnipeg’s transportation system (or so we like to believe). But I know from personal experience that not everyone is as keen.
You may want to be more environmentally-friendly and lead a healthier lifestyle but don’t know where to start. Read our tips on what you can do and you will be well on your way.
Last week, the City released its 2011 capital budget and 5 year forecast. Transit will receive only a 3 percent increase to $29 million over the six year period – far below inflation or population growth. Plus, plans for extending rapid transit have been shelved altogether.
Understanding of our proposal on energy affordability for low income Manitobans has been limited and marred by several errors of fact. We would like to clarify some of these misconceptions to foster more fruitful discussion on affordable energy policy in Manitoba.
Take a look at this international organizations website. They are a non-partisian and charitable institute focusing on policy research, analysis and information exchange with their head office right here in Winnipeg!
Learn more about the David Suzuki Foundation and find out about current issues and what you can do to help save the environment.
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