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Winnipeg Transit announced yesterday that it is delaying the implementation of the City’s low-income bus pass program. We believe the City should suspend transit fares collection to protect workers and riders during the rest of this COVID-19 crisis. Read our full response here:
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The government of Canada will start accepting applications for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) on April 6. If you are not eligible for EI, find out how you can get ready to apply for CERB and the best day for you to apply (based on your birth month) through the link below:
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Winnipeg Transit announced yesterday that it is delaying the implementation of the City’s low-income bus pass program. But the City needs to suspend transit fares collection to protect workers & riders during this COVID-19 crisis. Read our full response => https://spcw.mb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Media-Release-RE-Low-income-bus-program-on-hold.pdf

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