Student Policies & Resources
Parking and Vehicles
Transportation & Parking
All vehicles belonging to students must be registered with CMU and display a parking pass in the car window. Students with physical disabilities will be given special consideration in the assignment of parking spaces.
The parking pass fees cover the use of outlets and snow clearing. Any person parking a vehicle on campus in contravention of the parking policy may be subject to a fine or have their vehicle towed, or both.
Marpeck Commons Parking
The Marpeck Commons parking lot is reserved for folio café and CommonWord customers only and has a 2-hour parking maximum. All students are required to park in designated parking lots (see below).
Residence Parking
All dormitory and apartment students who bring a car onto campus are required to purchase a full parking pass (includes power outlet). Scramble parking is available in Lot P west of the residences.
Commuter Parking
All commuter students who bring a car onto campus are required to purchase a parking pass. The cost of the parking pass is calculated based on the declared number of courses the student expects to enrol in for the year (courses subsequently added are expected to be declared). Scramble parking is available for commuters in Lot A on North Side.
Bike Co-op
Sanctoral Cycle is a member owned co-op and resource hub for your cycling needs at CMU. The co-op is located in the basement on the north side. Membership gives access to tools, workspace, parts, accessories (lube, tubes, chains, etc.), education on bike maintenance, and a 15% discount off parts and accessories at Olympia Cycle and Ski store at 1813 Portage Ave. Memberships are $10 for students; $20 for faculty, staff, and alumni. To get a membership, see the Financial/Student Services Advisor (A12 south).
Bike Storage
Residence students must store their bikes in the bike shed near Katherine Friesen Apartments. Bikes are not allowed inside any dorm or apartment buildings. To access the shed, see the South Side Receptionist to register you bike. A $20 key deposit is required, which is refundable when the key is returned at the end of April. Students will also receive a tag that must be affixed to the bike.
Transit
CMU is located on bus routes 65 Grant Express, 66 Grant- Unicity or Roblin/Dieppe, and 95, as well as a 10-15 minute walk from routes 67 Charleswood Express and 79 Charleswood. Students may purchase a student bus pass or bus tickets at the CommonWord bookstore. A student ID card must be shown in order to purchase student bus passes. Information on bus routes and schedules is available at: winnipegtransit.com/en/navigo.
CMU Vehicles
CMU only allows students to use CMU vehicles for institutional activities and approved Student Council activities. All use of vehicles is subject to a per kilometre rate which will be charged to the group or department sponsoring the event. Vehicles must be booked by contacting the South Side Receptionist and will need to be approved by the staff supervisor of the group/event.
CMU drivers must present a copy of their driver's license, along with a copy of their driver's abstract to South Side Receptionist prior to being approved to drive CMU vehicles.
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