Public transit in Manitoba is weakened and underfunded, because of cuts under the previous government. Now, Premier Wab Kinew has an opportunity and responsibility to keep his promise and restore matching provincial transit funding to municipalities, which would improve service.
If you're ready to get on board with the campaign for improved transit in Manitoba, sign up to show support, take action, and get involved!
Check out some helpful resources on the public transit funding situation in the province.
Join the growing number of organizations, unions, and community groups collectively advancing the Next Stop: 50-50 campaign for better transit.
Endorse the campaign
This campaign is a collaboration between a coalition of Manitoba labour, environmental, and community organizations.
Endorsing Organizations
The following organizations and unions endorse the Next Stop: 50-50 campaign: Winnipeg Labour Council, Manitoba Eco-Network, Trees Please Winnipeg, Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment - Manitoba, Climate Reality Canada, Canadian Union of Postal Workers, Council of School Leaders of The Manitoba Teachers' Society, Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union, Fridays for Future Manitoba, Seniors for Climate Manitoba, Manitoba Health Coalition, West Broadway Biz, CUPE Local 998, Peg City Car Co-op, SEED Winnipeg, Canadian Union of Public Employees - Manitoba, Resource Assistance for Youth, South East Equity Coalition, and the Canadian Labour Congress.
Municipal elections are coming up in Manitoba in October 2026.
Are you a candidate who wants to support better transit? Or maybe a constituent who wants to invite your Council or Mayoral candidates to commit to improving transit?
Check out our municipal candidates transit pledge!
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