Winnipeg Signal

Winnipeg Signal is your daily heads-up for everything that could get in the way of your day — in one fast, private app built only for Winnipeg.

Each morning it pulls together the disruptions that actually matter where you are, so you find out before you're standing at a closed lane or a detoured bus stop.

WHAT IT WATCHES FOR
• Road and lane closures — ranked by how close they are to you
• Transit reroutes and delays — leading with the affected bus route, not the cause
• Parking bans and snow-route clearing
• Garbage, recycling and yard-waste collection days — with a countdown to your next pickup
• Weather warnings, temperature and "feels like"
• Air Quality Health Index (AQHI)
• Major local events that can snarl traffic and parking

BUILT FOR YOUR DAY
• A single "City Signal" that tells you at a glance whether today is Clear, Watch, Caution or Disrupted
• Nearby disruptions anchored to your real GPS location
• A commute scan and step-by-step transit trip planner
• A live map with every closure, pin and your saved places
• Garbage/recycling reminders the night before
• Travel-mode aware — drivers, transit riders, cyclists and walkers see what's relevant to them

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no ad networks, no tracking across other apps
• Your saved places and preferences stay on your device
• One tap to delete all your data

REAL, OFFICIAL DATA
Winnipeg Signal is powered by official open data from the City of Winnipeg, Winnipeg Transit, Environment and Climate Change Canada, and Manitoba 511. These are the same sources the city and province publish, brought together and made glanceable.

Road conditions, traffic events, cameras, and advisories in Winnipeg Signal come from Manitoba 511. Contains information from the Manitoba government, licensed under the OpenMB Information and Data Use Licence (Manitoba.ca/OpenMB).

Winnipeg Signal is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the City of Winnipeg, Winnipeg Transit, the Government of Manitoba, or the Government of Canada. Always follow posted signs, signals, and the direction of officials on the ground.