Winnipeg Transit employees union want to finance 20 electric buses
Winnipeg’s Amalgamated Transit Union has come up with plan for the provincial government to help finance additional electric buses. Continue reading
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Free Wi-Fi coming to select Winnipeg buses
By Timm Bruch Reporter
Mayor Brian Bowman was on site to announce the pilot project Thursday, where he called it a step into the future for Winnipeg Transit. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s New Flyer Industries plugging in to Transit fleet upgrade
Winnipeg-based New Flyer Industries is willing to be a true partner in converting Winnipeg Transit’s fleet to electric buses. Continue reading
Winnipeg police ride Transit to catch distracted drivers
The police service partnered up with Winnipeg Transit Thursday, with officers riding various routes around the city to nab distracted drivers. Continue reading
State of the City – Winnipeg mayor wants to see positive growth continue
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg mayor Brian Bowman gave his state of the city address today, identifying improvement of a variety of city services as a priority. Continue reading
City should look to add 12-20 electric buses: report
By Christian Aumell Reporter
The buses would cost more than diesel units but part of that would be offset by carbon tax savings. Continue reading
One year after driver’s death, little change made: transit union
A memorial was held Wednesday morning for slain driver Irvine Jubal Fraser, one year after he was killed on the job as a Winnipeg Transit bus driver. Continue reading
Memorial Wednesday to be held in remembrance of Winnipeg bus driver
A memorial service for Winnipeg bus driver Irvine Jubal Fraser will be held Wednesday. Continue reading
Winnipeg police charge driver of truck that crashed into bus with impaired driving
Police believe impaired driving is a factor in a crash involving a transit bus Thursday morning in St. Vital. Continue reading
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Peggo auto reload glitch charges Winnipeg man thousands of dollars
Winnipeg Transit confirmed on Wednesday that 36 different customers had been hit with overcharges totaling $70,000. Continue reading
