WINNIPEG TRANSIT SAFETY
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Winnipeg’s new transit plan fails to address safety: KleinCharleswood-Tuxedo-Westwood Councillor Kevin Klein was the lone vote against the proposal. He tells Global News the plan fails to address transit safety.CrimeMay 1, 2021
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City of Winnipeg requests study to look at new transit security modelThe study will compare transit system infrastructure and security models from six other similar-sized Canadian cities.PoliticsJan 3, 2020
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Transit shields, new transit inspectors aim to make Winnipeg buses saferWinnipeg Transit is implementing several new security measures to protect its employees following the 2017 stabbing death of one of its bus drivers.CanadaJan 21, 2019
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City recommends safety changes after transit driver slain on jobMore than three months after Winnipeg transit driver, Irvine Fraser, was killed on the job, the city wants to ramp up safety on its buses.May 26, 2017
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