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Lighted bike signals give cyclists a head start
As more North Americans seek healthier and greener lifestyles, cycling continues to grow in popularity.… [more]
Taking to the street for talk about streets
In Victoria, BC, a group of cyclists, urban enthusiasts and neighbourhood activists have been talking… [more]
Bike to Work Week and the ‘Materialities’ of Cycling
June is Bike Month in many jurisdictions and in British Columbia the May 26 - June 1 Bike to Work Week got… [more]
Engagement
Idea Bombing a Better City
We all have ideas, no matter how big or small, for making our own streets, neighbourhoods, and districts better places. These ideas have the potential … [Read More...]
Youth Leaders from the Ground Up
How can we create green literacy skills in youth and foster strong leaders in our community? How do we bridge the gap between youth unemployment and … [Read More...]
Creative Change
Taking to the street for talk about streets
In Victoria, BC, a group of cyclists, urban enthusiasts and neighbourhood activists have been talking for some time about creating a Greater Victoria … [Read More...]
Urban citizens getting creative with public space
Parks, plazas, green spaces, public markets, waterfronts - the shared spaces are where a community really expresses itself and builds a supportive, … [Read More...]
Places and Spaces
Lighted bike signals give cyclists a head start
As more North Americans seek healthier and greener lifestyles, cycling continues to grow in popularity. But for all the upsides, there are serious risks for those on two wheels, ranging from injuries to fatalities. As a cyclist, I’ve become … [Read More...]
Rethinking Dockside Green
When first conceived, Dockside Green in Victoria, BC, Canada was a living example of a global paradigm shift in the way cities could be built. As an early adopter, the project achieved a lot of notice, winning awards and the title of one of the … [Read More...]
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