Latest Posts From Metro Vancouver
Vancouver Extends Successful Car-Free Block School Streets Pilot Program
Vancouver plans to extend its successful car-free block pilot program, making it safer for children to walk, bike and roll to school.
126 Metro Vancouver Schools Celebrated Bike To School Week
Another record smashing year for Bike To School Week.
Surrey’s Under the Radar Bike Network Improvements
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 […]
New Visual Gateway to Downtown Vancouver with Integrated Transit, Cycling and Walking
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.
TransLink Releases New Cycling Maps
Transllink has released an updated version of its cycling map for Metro Vancouver.
State of Cycling: How Bike-friendly are Municipalities in Metro Vancouver?
HUB Cycling and TransLink partnered to produce State of Cycling: a benchmarking report on cycling infrastructure in Metro Vancouver.
City of North Van to Double Fines for Bike Lane Bandits
North Vancouver became the second municipality in Metro Vancouver to amend traffic regulations to protect vulnerable road users.
New Multi-Use Path along Mary Hill Bypass in Coquitlam
A new multi-use path has been announced along the Mary Hill Bypass.
HUB Cycling Tsawwassen Delta Gives Back to Local Greenhouse Workers
HUB Tsawwassen Delta donated more than 170 rechargeable bike light sets and reflectors to migrant greenhouse workers.
Latest column: What about closer to home?
My latest column in the Maple Ridge News. Unedited version below: “The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members” – Ghandi It’s a ‘no’. The people have spoken. Loud and clear. In Maple Ridge, more people (77%) voted against the proposed 0.5% increase in sales tax […]