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From: Michael Haynes <activetransportation@rogers.com>
Date: Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 1:12 PM
Subject: Active Transportation Canada - New Listings: March 6, 2014

Winter does not slow down conversations and controversies about our transportation choices. Since the last notice, on February 1, links to more than 50 new articles that have been posted on Active Transportation-Canada. You might not have time to read them all, but here some that I found worthwhile:

1. Calgary crafting strategy for pedestrian promotion

2. We're Driving Less, So Should We Stop Building New Roads?

3. A Comparison of Measures of Walkability in Relation to Transportation Behaviors, Obesity and Diabetes in Toronto, Canada

4. Bike Share and Helmet Laws: An Uncomfortable Relationship

5. Walk 21 Sydney 2014

6. America's Cities Are Still Too Afraid to Make Driving Unappealing

7. Winnipeg - Political will a must to spur year-round cycling in city

8. Why big downtown developers are betting on cyclists

9. When Will Skateboarding Get the Olympic Seal of Approval?

10. Urban walking is a legal high, so why are cities cruel to pedestrians?

But if you have some time, just visit the home page and explore for yourself: http://activetransportation-canada.blogspot.ca/. If you are interested in Active Transportation isssues, I suspect you will find something worthwhile among the nearly 3,000 items that have been posted.

Michael Haynes

Director

TransActive Solutions