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- Two-year pilot aims to decrease booking wait times and increase number of accessible vehicles available
- New technology will drive faster responses and keep responders and residents safer
- Spring brings a spike in purposely set fires in Winnipeg
- Additional City of Winnipeg workplaces have become SAFE Work Certified, including Public Works and the Winnipeg Police Service.
- The City of Winnipeg has installed electric vehicle charging stations at four City facilities as part of a free pilot program for the public.
- Approximately 100 low-income, Indigenous, and Newcomer youth were invited to attend
- Collaboration helped reduce response times by 88 percent
- Clock is manually adjusted twice a year for Daylight Saving Time
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