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It is is out of a sense of disappointment and concern that Winnipeg Trails is taking the unusual step of starting a petition in the hopes of saving and growing one of the few things that has given us hope in trying times. In solidarity with the hundreds of thousands
What does an equitable and urgent response to the pandemic look like? With limited recreation options for children, schools closed, buses being scary to use until we are sure COVID-19 is over and a global recession looming for large numbers of people- some of the most vulnerable people are going
What do you do when up to 168,000 passenger daily transit trips suddenly need to be repurposed? Where do kids and families go to get exercise when most recreation centres, pools and playgrounds suddenly close? How do you help a city bounce back in the face respiratory disease pandemic? Winnipeg
With COVID-19 affecting many aspects of our lives but especially public transit, many people are scrambling to find healthy ways of getting to work, run errands and carry out essential responsibilities. When we heard this, the Plain Bicycle project team decided to go through the extra frames and spare parts
**Official Info for Manitobans: visit Shared Health for COVID-19 for updates. Recommendations and restrictions are changing rapidly.** During a pandemic, what’s the safest way to get to the grocery store if I need to? If I am staying home for two weeks, can I take my kids outside to burn
Our submission to the City of Winnipeg Standing Policy Committee on Infrastructure Renewal and Public Works special meeting on the multi-year budget. In it we request: – a motion directing any/all federal gas tax funds to be directed to Transit or Active Transportation-focused projects – a motion to disclose any
Join Janell Henry and Adrian Alphonso will delve into the series of works under our Healing Trails project and explain how they are grounded in Indigenous Knowledge and best practices that have global influences. See the full program here.
Healing Trails program staff Janell Henry and Brenna McKay spoke to Sheldon Birnie about pathways to reconciliation, including bringing Indigenous languages to the landscape. View the article.
Janell Henry, guest lecturer, presents for The Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology Department at the University of Oulu, Friday, February 14 2020 (Photo Courteous of Winnipeg Trails Association) In the Ojibwe language, Miikana is the translated word for a road, a trail or a path. In the cityscape and architecture, roads and
Winnipeg Trails Association, Plain Bikes and Fête Jockey invite all sweethearts to come and ride an imported Dutch bicycle through the Warming Hut village with your valentine! This group ride will include cozy beverages, picturesque backdrops (perfect for proposals and selfies) and pillow talk about the history of the Warming Huts. The first