How to Improve Access to Greenspace With Sustainable Transportation
With an increasing number of people living in dense urban centres, ensuring sustainable and equitable connections to nature is essential.
Cycling While Pregnant: An Interview With Our Office Manager
Our office manager, Kelly Bray, shares her experiences and tips for cycling while pregnant.
Active Travel Cannot Just Be a Fairweather Activity: How cities can support walking and cycling no matter the weather
This blog is the second in our accessibility series, where we explore the barriers preventing people from taking sustainable transportation and the…
The Importance of Transportation in Meeting GHG Emission Targets
Transportation is one of Canada’s largest producers of GHG emissions, but in tackling these emissions Canada and its municipalities can take big steps in achieving their GHG and climate change goals.
How Transportation Demand Management Can Support Our Sustainability Goals
Sustainability is a crucial aspect of meeting the needs of our growing and evolving communities. From local to international sustainability goals, transportation demand management (TDM) can play an important role in achieving these targets and improving our cities.
Health and Transportation: How active travel is the key to a healthier, happier society
Instead of taking time out of our busy days for exercise, incorporating exercise into our daily lives through active travel can go a long way to improving our health and wellbeing.
Getting Around Safely During COVID-19
As some workplaces reopen and we slowly return to some of our daily activities, you may be rethinking how you get around.
Bike Parking: The good, the bad, the ugly
Not all bike parking is created equal. We’ve ranked various types from worst to best.
It’s Time for an Outdoor Break, Remote Workers
The many benefits of walking.
Biking for Recreation vs. Transportation: The suburban cycling experience
It’s time that more people start thinking of cycling as not just recreation, but transportation. Transitioning from occasionally riding on the weekends to using your bike for trips to work is a big step, but programs like Smart Commute are here to help.