This post is from the draft Call to Action and is now archived. The final version of the Call to Action is now available. Click here to read more about it. 

Cities need to offer a safe environment in order to be sustainable and livable, and a city’s quality of life depends in many ways on safety and security. People can only participate fully in social and economic life when they and their families feel safe– able to work without injury, travel and use public spaces without fear and peacefully resolve conflicts... 

This post is from the draft Call to Action and is now archived. The final version of the Call to Action is now available. Click here to read more about it. 

Implement LiveSAFE – an interconnected crime prevention strategy. This strategy has been endorsed by Council, is based on a ‘community committed to action’, and will involve all sectors: government, private and non-profit, community groups and organizations, and citizens...

This post is from the draft Call to Action and is now archived. The final version of the Call to Action is now available. Click here to read more about it. 

Through SpeakUpWinnipeg, we’ve identified some actions that can be completed over the next 24 months. These actions respond to community priorities and bring us closer to our vision. While we continue to work as a community to complete OurWinnipeg, the City will work with partners to start taking action right away:

Visit one of the eight Call to Action Open Houses for OurWinnipeg in November. OurWinnipeg Team Members will be available to answer questions about the Call to Action and the OurWinnipeg process. 

A crucial step in a 15-month-long process to chart planning and development in Winnipeg for the next quarter-century concluded on Friday at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. PlaceMakers, the consulting team hired by the city to facilitate the 3.5-day City Building Charrette, presented a preliminary report that acknowledged all the work that has come before and merged results from 10 public meetings during the week.