Neighbourhood Greenways Pilot Brings Safe Speeds to Winnipeg!
Cities are recognizing how important a survivable residential speed limit is for safety and to encourage more people to walk and bike for more trips!
Essential Workers of Winnipeg
We recognize not everyone has the opportunity to work from home. For this reason, we wanted to take this time to share some stories from essential workers and how they get around.
Pilot Project for Bike Racks at Winnipeg Schools!
In spring 2020, Green Action Centre partnered with the River East Transcona School Division to assist in developing a Bike Rack Project for schools in the division. A unique feature of this project was the direct involvement with students and staff from Murdoch MacKay...
Keep The Streets Open To People: An Open Letter to Mayor and Council
UPDATE: Council voted 13-1 to keep Wellington Crescent open 7 days per week through to the original close date in early November. Thank you to everyone who supported this motion, from the Mayor and Councillors to the residents of Wellington Crescent who spoke up to...Earth Day Your Way
We believe every day should be Earth Day, so during our virtual panel, we shared some green ideas you can implement starting today! We had a wonderful time sharing and discussing green living practices with you all. If you missed the live event, the recording is now...
Community Call for a Connected Walk/Bike Network
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.
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