“How do you eat an elephant?” Answer – “One bite at a time.” Plan to make active transportation a part of your life for a long time but start by focusing on today and tomorrow. Challenge yourself to make it through a week and then a month and then a year.
Clean Air Day 2013 was a big success! We spent the morning walking with Ecole Robert H Smith school in the sunshine and our own frog mascot came along for the fun!
If you’ve been bit by the travel bug but are looking to stay close to home this spring, read on. Also, share your “stay-cation” suggestions for a local weekend getaway.
Are you ready for the 1% electricity challenge?
Reduce your electric use 1% each year;
ask Manitoba Hydro to follow your lead;
The average Manitoba household spent more than $11,000 on transportation last year, according to a new release from Statistics Canada. Across Canada, more than 1 in 5 dollars of household consumption was spent on transportation.
Winnipeg’s new Rapid Transit service arrived on April 8th. Transit users will want to take note of route and schedule changes. Check out the exciting details. Congratulations to Winnipeg Transit on a great beginning for rapid transit.
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