By: Antoinetta DeWit Patricia Ross is a mother, grandmother and former Maple Ridge teacher. She holds very fond memories of cycling in her early years. When she was 12 years old, her father supervised her as she learned how to cycle on her first bicycle. She called it “Big Blue” and it served her well. […]
A new e-bike rental service in the Parksville Qualicum Beach Region.
Tim Yzerman, co-chair of HUB Cycling’s Surrey and White Rock committee, commented on the significant progress which the city of Surrey has made to its cycling infrastructure, including protected bike lanes like the kind in Guildford on 154th Street at 102nd Avenue, and also in Newton at 146th Street and 72nd Avenue. Such infrastructure, which […]
A new apartment complex designed for transit, cycling and walking is in the works on the south end of the Burrard Street Bridge in Vancouver.
The following was submitted by the HUB Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows local chapter to the Maple Ridge city on its recent proposed updated greenhouse gas Emissions reduction targets. Dear Mayor and Council, Our Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows local committee of HUB Cycling would like to provide the following feedback with regard to the efforts to […]
We don’t need to remind anyone that last year was a challenging year. Due to the COVID restrictions, many of us missed things like getting together with friends and family, going to parties, traveling, and also enjoying all that our local festivals have to offer. This year so far hasn’t given us back our freedom […]
Transllink has released an updated version of its cycling map for Metro Vancouver.
A letter to the newspaper calling for better protection for vulnerable road users along Highway 7, in light of a recent tragic death of a cyclist.
