Bike Winnipeg

This Giving Tuesday, we’re raising money in support of initiatives like our Jack Frost Challenge! In times where staying home is required to stay safe, spending... time safely outdoors while staying active is more important than ever! The Jack Frost Challenge encourages Manitobans to participate in healthy and sustainable activities while appreciating the winter weather! Your contribution will help Green Action Centre reach more people, speak out on more issues, and make a bigger difference. Help more children to safely walk or bike to school, more Manitoba families to turn vegetable scraps into compost instead of garbage, provide more teachers with classroom-ready environmental learning activities, and much more. Want to give AND gain access to some awesome benefits? You can also support our work by becoming a member! On Tuesday, December 1, 2020, help us reach our goal of raising $2000 to support down-to-earth, practical solutions for greener living in Manitoba! Give to the environment #GivingTuesdayCA #YourGreenLivingHub

Isn't it time we created space for our most vulnerable road users?

Creating denser neighbourhoods with more diverse housing options and shops can do wonders for bikeability. Learn more about Infill Development through theses webinars hosted by the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.

As part of its plan to update it's Transportation Master Plan, the City of Winnipeg Municipal Government is asking for your input on how the city's transportation network will evolve over the next 30 years. You can take a quick survey, map out barriers to travel, and sign up for a couple of online discussions scheduled to take place on November 24th (6-8pm) and December 2nd (6-8pm). Please check the site out and map out areas of the city where you have trouble accessing by... bike. https://engage.winnipeg.ca/transportation-master-plan-2050 See more

The work commute is statistically the longest and least frequent type of journey we make in a day. Yet it dominates transport planning. Now more than ever, cities must build cycle networks to support recurring local trips: to the corner store, café, community center, or school.

It's easy to keep rolling through the winter - check out this workshop to find out how!