Active Transportation - Canada features a regular
posting of news articles, studies, reports, and other items that have
relevance in this field, with previous postings available in an
archive. In addition, pictures of existing Active Transportation
infrastructure from communities across Canada will be profiled each
week.
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AT Infrastructure Example: La Vallee
QC - Rails with Trails
- Edmonton: Local Motion - Eco-Friendly
Transportation
- Website - 20's Plenty For Us
- City adds 2,000 new Bixi bikes
- Newsletter - Bike Walk News Vancouver Island
July 2009
- Let's learn to travel together
- How Portland Bureau Of Transportation plans
for bike corrals
- Mayor considers pedestrian-cyclist crossing
parallel to Burrard Bridge
- Conference - 2nd Safe Routes to School National
Conference
- Book Review: Bike Messenger
- Owen Sound needs more pedestrians and less
car traffic
- Government of Canada Celebrates Grand Opening
of New Central Valley Greenway
- Bicycle-Only Subway Cars Planned
- Bike-trail betrayal alleged
- Amsterdam: More Trips by Bike than by Car
- Dieppe takes lead on bike lanes
- St. Laurent's new look
- Fliers call for drivers to blockade Sunrise
Century cyclists
- W.H.O. Examines Traffic as Health Hazard
- Iqaluit bridge for pedestrians only,
environment minister says
- Scenes from the Tour la Nuit
- City’s pedestrian plan boosts sidewalk
spending
- Object of desire or necessary evil?
- Mayor wants better cycle plan
- Most kids earn failing grade on exercise,
report finds
- Cycling to the Summit
- What do you think about scooter style
e-bikes?
- Vision council doubles spending on
cycling
- Longboards, a new trend in skateboarding, are
designed for comfortable long-distance riding
- Skateboarders go wild
- Arrests follow swarm of skateboarders
- Rural Community Active Transportation
Workshop
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