Did my last post rile you up? Get involved! Here are three chances for your voice to be heard. Go DO something about it! PS. Free food at every event! PPS. I like how they varied locations, style of forum, and days/times.
Transportation Forum
Wednesday, November 2, 2011 - 6:30-7:30pm
Room 305-306, Manitoba Hydro Building (360 Portage Avenue)
Forum on Downtown Housing
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Pre-forum mingling: 4:30-5pm
Forum: 5-7pm
Winnipeg Free Press News Cafe (237 McDermot Avenue)
Moderated by Dan Lett and Barley Kives (WFP)
Forum on Downtown Safety
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Forum: 5-7pm
Mixer: 7-8pm
The LoPub Bistro & Pub (330 Kennedy Street)
First up is the Transportation Forum – a chance to talk rapid transit! Experts on it will talk about what’s worked and what hasn’t for other cities when designing and implementing their rapid transit systems. Be in on the discussion on what the keys to a successful transportation plan is.
- November 2nd, 2011
Manitoba Hydro Building (360 Portage Avenue)
Forum: 6:30 – 7:30pm (Room 305-306) Free food!
Next, the Forum on Downtown Housing. I think most of us can agree that the more people living downtown, the more active our sidewalks are, and the more fun and full of activity our city centre gets. Here’s your chance to hear about the City of Winnipeg’s Downtown Housing Plan, current and proposed housing developments, and talk to the people who are working for and promoting housing initiatives downtown. On the lunch hour, there are free housing tours being offered – take a peek at two of the latest downtown condo developments, Sky and District Condos. Lunch included – go to myplaceisdowntown.com for more details and registration info
- November 8th, 2011
Winnipeg Free Press News Cafe (237 McDermot Avenue)
Pre-forum Mingling: 4:30-5pm / Forum: 5-7pm Free food!
Moderated by: Dan Lett and Bartley Kives, Winnipeg Free Press
Last but not least, the Forum on Downtown Safety. Here’s a forum that’s going to get talking about perceptions and realities of downtown safety, and about initiatives are taking place. This puts together a Winnipeg Police Service representative, the GM of Portage Place, a Free Press crime reporter, and the BIZ Executive Director to get their takes on the issue.
- November 17th, 2011
The LoPub Bistro & Pub (330 Kennedy Street)
Forum: 5-7pm / Mixer: 7-8pm (Pub side) Free food!