Winnipeg Transit
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Winnipeg transit riders look forward to potential route system changesNew changes could be coming to Winnipeg Transit pending the approval of city hall. Bus riders in the city are looking forward to the potential the changes hold.TrafficJun 7
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Winnipeg adds livestreamed video to all buses to boost securityThe city says its buses are now even safer for passengers and drivers thanks to live video feeds on all 607 vehicles that can be viewed from Winnipeg Transit's control centre.TrafficJun 3
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‘Death spiral’: Winnipeg advocates concerned over transit funding shortageAccording to a new report by a transit planning firm, Winnipeg Transit is facing a $37-million operating budget shortfall, which could lead to service cuts.MoneyMay 24
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Winnipeg Transit Plus revamps booking method to increase efficiencyWinnipeg Transit hopes to increase the efficiency and accessibility of its Plus service, thanks to a new booking method that kicks off next month.TrafficMay 21
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Winnipeg man arrested, knife seized after transit incident MondayA Winnipeg man is in custody after police say a knife was waved and passengers were threatened on a downtown transit bus.CrimeApr 30
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Millions of transit fares underpaid in 2023: Winnipeg unionATU 1505 said there were about 4.4 million instances of transit fare evasion last year. It doesn't know what the financial loss is yet, but said in 2022, millions went unpaid.CanadaApr 12
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Bus catches fire at Winnipeg Transit garage; no one was injuredWinnipeg firefighters worked quickly Saturday night to bring a bus fire at a Winnipeg Transit garage under control. No one was injured and the fire is not considered suspicious.FireApr 7
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Winnipeg man accused of assaulting, trying to bite safety officers now in custodyA 29-year-old man, who was the subject of an arrest warrant for failing to attend court, now faces two counts of assaulting a peace officer.CrimeMar 12
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Downtown Winnipeg buses to feature new safety officers this weekA total of 23 sworn-in peace officers will be posted on buses that travel through the downtown core, with the goal of crime prevention and keeping both drivers and passengers safe.CrimeFeb 20
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New safety officers set to begin downtown patrols on and around Winnipeg TransitThe patrols will initially focus on bus routes in downtown Winnipeg, with safety officers present on buses, on foot around downtown transit hubs, and in marked vehicles.CrimeFeb 16
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