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A 16-year-old boy was arrested and charged after a stolen car crashed into a Winnipeg transit bus on Friday while being pursued by police. No injuries were reported.

A Winnipeg bus driver is recovering after police say he was assaulted on the job Monday night.

Winnipeg transit riders will now have more time to transfer.

Winnipeg’s mayor says the city has listened to concerns from transit riders and is looking at including an expansion to late-night bus service in the upcoming budget.

Winnipeg transit riders can expect to see more police officers on city buses going forward. Marney Blunt reports.

Winnipeg Transit has broken ground on the construction of Oak Point Garage, which is expected to be completed in 2027.

Winnipeg bus routes completely changed at the beginning of summer, but other issues related to transit have remained the same. Teagan Rasche has more on the ongoing safety concerns.

Main Street Project’s Cindy Titus tells Global Winnipeg her organization is focusing on the transition from summer to fall, and preparing for the winter months.

Winnipeg transit riders have had a few weeks now to adjust to the massive changes to the city’s system. Global’s Vasilios Bellos reports.

The City of Winnipeg says it’s encouraging more feedback on its transit overhaul, which launched a month ago Tuesday.

Your commute by bus in Winnipeg is changing in a major way starting today. The city is rolling out a redesigned network aimed at speeding up your trip.

The city announced Thursday that it’s making another notable change to the transit experience by launching its first 60-foot, zero-emission bus into service next week. Teagan Rasche reports.

Winnipeg transit riders navigate changes, measles cases surpass 100 in Manitoba and Winnipeg Folk Fest sets a new attendance record

Winnipeg’s mayor is reacting to some complaints regarding the new transit network.

With the new transit system of major routes with feeder lines launching in just a few days, experts and business groups will be looking to see how Winnipeggers react to it. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more on how they believe the new system might change how people think about getting around and stopping to shop.

Winnipeg launched its new transit network this week, being touted as the largest overhaul to the service in its history. Our Katherine Dornian rode the new system for more than five hours today, and we spoke with her to find out how it went.

Some commuter transit riders across Winnipeg expressing confusion as they adjust to a new network of routes on the first weekday of the new system. City officials and those with the union are hopeful as people get used to it, they’ll notice more benefits than challenges. Vasilios Bellos reports.

The province has opened 26 more transitional care beds for seniors at Holy Family Home in Winnipeg’s North End.

Winnipeg is less than two months away from a complete overhaul of its transit system. To help prepare riders for the June 29 launch of the new system, the city announced a new online tool Thursday that will show people how their trips will change this summer.

Some Winnipeg Transit riders have spent the last couple of days trying to make sense of the new bus network launching next month. It’ll change the way many Winnipeggers have gotten around for years. Vasilios Bellos has more.