Councillor Gerbasi has fought hard to improve transit services in Winnipeg and to keep fares below the rate of inflation. Councillor Gerbasi was a member of the Working Group on Public Transportation Policy. The Working Group’s final report “Direction to the Future”, was adopted by Council in 2000. (more…)

Councillor Gerbasi is an active board member of five Business Improvement Zones:

• Downtown BIZ
• Osborne Village BIZ
• Osborne South BIZ
• Corydon BIZ
• West Broadway BIZ

Councillor Gerbasi has worked diligently with the five business improvement zones in the Fort Rouge
- East Fort Garry Ward to help them achieve the goals of promoting local businesses and building attractive and safe communities. She believes strongly in the business improvement zone concept because it enhances the neighbourhood for both business and residents.

Councillor Gerbasi has facilitated numerous meetings between businesses and residents.  She encourages companies to consult with the local community as they plan new developments and before they apply for any permits, rezoning or zoning variances.  (more…)

Councillor Gerbasi participates in many community club events, residents association meetings and special events. (more…)

The Access Advisory Committee (AAC) of the City of Winnipeg was developed to advise and assist in making our City more accessible to persons with disabilities. Persons with disabilities were reported as 17% of the population of Manitoba, and those numbers are anticipated to rise with our aging population. (more…)

In November of 1999, Councillor Gerbasi became the first woman to be named Chair of the City of Winnipeg Historical Buildings Committee (HBC). She was first elected Chair in 2000, and continues in that role today. (more…)

Arts and Culture are part of what makes Winnipeg an interesting, vibrant place that appeals to young and old alike as a place to live. Winnipeg has a huge range of arts groups, programs, and festivals. (more…)

The City has been a partner for several years with the Province, the Federal government and the community through its housing programs under the tri-level Winnipeg Housing and Homelessness Initiative. (more…)