Uber Eats is officially up and running in 30 Canadian locations today, including Winnipeg.
Foodies can now tap their smartphones and get food delivered from a number of local restaurants and national brands.
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Uber Eats Food Delivery Service Launching in Winnipeg
Foodies can tap their smartphones to satisfy their hunger with Uber Eats in Winnipeg beginning in August.
The ride-sharing company’s food delivery arm is reaching into the city next month along with the addition of dozens of new communities across Canada.
More Manitobans Tapping TappCar for a Ride, Company Says
Ride-sharing company TappCar says more Manitobans are hopping on board to use its app since it launched in March.
TappCar spokesperson John Morris says the company has completed tens of thousands of rides in the province as of mid-July.
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TappCar Plans to Operate Ride-Sharing in Winnipeg
A new player has emerged on Winnipeg’s so far non-existent ride-sharing scene.
TappCar, an Edmonton-based company, plans to launch service in Winnipeg on March 2.
MPI Rates Approved for Ride-Sharing Services Uber and Lyft
WINNIPEG — As ride-sharing prepares to become legal in the province, Manitoba Public Insurance has had its rates approved for new vehicle for hire insurance policies.
The Crown corporation says its rate application to allow private passenger vehicle and light truck owners to drive for Uber or Lyft has been green lit by the Public Utilities Board.
Uber on the Way: Manitoba Passes Ride-Sharing Legislation
WINNIPEG — An all-night session at the Manitoba legislature early Friday morning passed legislation to allow ride-sharing in the province.
Politicians were hard at work until 4 a.m. to wrap up the current sitting session and pass Bill 30, which dissolves the Manitoba Taxiboard.
New Poll Finds Strong Support for Uber in Winnipeg
A new Nanos Research poll finds a strong level of support for Uber to come to Winnipeg.
The ride-sharing service is currently the subject of contentious discussions between the taxi industry and the city and province.
Green Light for Taxi Changes?
Kate Jackman-Atkinson, myWestman
NEEPAWA, Man. — By the end of this year, the road may be paved for ride-sharing services, such as Uber, to operate legally within the province. On March 20, the provincial government introduced Bill 30, which will deregulate the industry and open the door for new players. In essence, the bill will dissolve the Manitoba Taxicab Board and move responsibility for regulation of vehicles for hire to municipal governments.
