Re:Member is a series of helpful tips and reminders for Peg City Car Co-op members. “Re:Member: Time!”
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Good Read: Reopening Portage and Main would be good for downtown and suburbs
“Portage and Main is a critical node and a network in one, the most important synaptic nerve connection in the system. Restoring this intersection’s commercial, cultural and complete transportation functionality is the essential ingredient in the economic renewal of downtown.” “Good Read: Reopening Portage and Main would be good for downtown and suburbs”
Peg City Car Co-op + Rainbow Trout Music Festival
Rainbow Trout Music Festival celebrated an exciting milestone this summer: 10 years! “Peg City Car Co-op + Rainbow Trout Music Festival”
Re:Member: The Right Car for the Job
Re:Member is a series of helpful tips and reminders for Peg City Car Co-op members. “Re:Member: The Right Car for the Job”
A Special Offer for Casual Drivers!
Until October 31st, 2018, Casual drivers can switch to a full Membership and receive a $75 driving credit! “A Special Offer for Casual Drivers!”
Peg City Car Co-op + Synonym Art Consultation
We have partnered with Winnipeg’s Synonym Art Consultation for a pretty wild collaboration! “Peg City Car Co-op + Synonym Art Consultation”
Good Read: Investing in pedestrian movement pays off
“Walking is good for you, and good for the economy. “Good Read: Investing in pedestrian movement pays off”
Good Read: Pop-Ups!
Pop-ups are popping up everywhere. “Good Read: Pop-Ups!”
Peg City Adds Three New Cars!
Members now have access to three new cars at three brand new locations! “Peg City Adds Three New Cars!”
Re:Member: Transporting Pets
Re:Member is a series of helpful tips and reminders for Peg City Car Co-op members. “Re:Member: Transporting Pets”
Good Read: WRENCHing for the cycle
The WRENCH is a fabulous non-profit that provides programming, education and resources for cyclists and enthusiasts of all skill levels. “Good Read: WRENCHing for the cycle”
Good Read: Pedal Power
From the article: “CAA and Bike Winnipeg are attempting to steer cycling infrastructure out of the margins and into the centre of political debates in the leadup to the civic election in October.”
“Good Read: Pedal Power”