Here&#39;s a new resource funded by Transport Canada: <br><b>Active Transportation in Canada: A Resource and Planning Guide</b><br>
<br>There are many excellent &quot;Case in point&quot; examples provided, mostly from ON, BC and NB. The ICBC case in point on page 14 is an excellent example of what MPI could be doing here. (Strangely, there are no examples from Winnipeg or Manitoba, boo!)<br>

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<br>Thanks to Laura Donatelli at Public Health Agency of Canada for pointing out this new resource.<br><br>cheers,<br>Beth<br><br>* * * * *<br><br>EcoPlan developed a resource and planning guide for Transport Canada
geared towards planners and related professionals to accommodate,
promote, and support Active Transportation (AT) in current and
long-range planning and development. The guide provides a review of
active transportation in Canada, a summary of best practices and key
principles, and a strategic planning approach for developing active
transportation projects and incorporating active transportation into
municipal policy.
<p>This guide’s planning framework is organized around EcoPlan’s ten
step planning approach. The approach has four phases that correspond to
the key planning questions each section asks – <em>What is happening? What matters most? What can we</em> <em>do about it? Are we doing it? </em>Answering
these questions requires guide users to go through a corresponding set
of individual planning steps that will help determine:</p>
<ul><li> The current AT situation, opportunities and trends in the local area;</li><li>Priority areas for action;</li><li>Strategies and actions to respond to community priorities; and,</li><li>How to monitor and evaluate AT activities to support future project development.</li>

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