It just makes cents
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Utilizing active and public transportation makes sense on a personal financial level and can help reduce your financial costs in these tough times.
Transportation is one of the costs of living that eats up anyone’s...
Acts of resistance
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Walking, cycling and taking the bus are acts of resistance to challenging car culture while honouring the values of social change for labour, women’s rights and economic and environmental justice.
Cities were bustling in the...
Safe streets or bust
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Winnipeg can become a more cycling-friendly city by rapidly accelerating the implementation of 30 km/h zones in residential areas.
Safe streets are streets with a maximum 30 km/h speed limit. Analysts point to 30 km/h...
The bus fares are too darn high
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In 2020, Winnipeg Transit fares were $3.00. However, fares have gone up quickly. In December 2023, Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham, to address the Winnipeg Transit shortfall, announced the city would raise fares 10 cents...
The common good
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Today, I am going to tell you a well-known secret that should not be a surprise. Despite all the false narratives mainstream media and social media can put on cyclists (such as cranky, entitled...
Summer of discontent
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A series of cycling and pedestrian deaths, including a senior, a teen and two Indigenous women, sparked outrage amongst the local cycling community this summer. Poor city planning, toxic car culture and built-in racism within...
Robust transportation leads to justice for all
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Transportation equity and climate justice go hand and hand. A society wanting to solve the climate crisis must address both critical concerns to achieve climate action.
In her book Inclusive Transportation, Veronica O. Davis discusses...
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