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Cornwall Separated Bike Lanes – Balsam to Arbutus

March 13, 2014
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 |  Cycling

The City is doing a fantastic job improving Point Grey Road west of Trafalgar and the Burrard Cornwall intersection making them much safer and more […]

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Kits Beach for All

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 |  Cycling

Cycling is one of the most popular forms of recreation enjoyed by residents and visitors of all ages. By Science World, over 5,000 people cycle […]

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Seaside Greenway Well Under Way

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 |  Cycling

Even with the construction not complete, lots of people are enjoying cycling, walking and jogging along Point Grey Road giving us a small glimpse of […]

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Fact Checking Vancouver Housing Growth Claims

November 4, 2013
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A press release by the new Coalition of Vancouver Neighbourhoods including in a post on Frances Bula’ s blog claims that housing growth rates are five times […]

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Burnaby Leads in Including Separated Bike Lanes in Street Plans

October 25, 2013
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 |  Cycling

The City of Burnaby has had the foresight to include separate bike lanes in its street plans for Lougheed and Willingdon in Brentwood Town Centre. […]

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Kits Beach Bike Path Safer for Everyone

October 18, 2013
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 |  Cycling

Cycling is very popular. A recent BCCC poll found that 70% of adults cycle at least once a year. Bicycle paths along water and through […]

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Seaside Greenway Along Point Grey Road Going Ahead

August 12, 2013
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Next summer, people of all ages will be able to enjoy cycling and walking from Kits Beach to Jericho along Point Grey Road extension of […]

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York Bikeway Approved

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 |  Cycling, Walking

Along with the Seaside Greenway along Point Grey Road, city council also approved the York Bikeway as an option for commuter cyclists to access Point […]

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Driving to Work Down 16% East of Dunsmuir

August 6, 2013
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 |  Cycling, Driving

Driving to work by Vancouver residents east living of Dunsmuir is down by 16% since 2006! According to the 2011 Census results, the number of […]

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Pt Grey Cornwall Greenway Slam Dunk for Tourism, Businesses

July 19, 2013
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 |  Cycling, Tourism, Walking

The Point Grey Cornwall Greenway, by completing the Seaside Path, will open up the West Side waterfront enabling people of all ages and abilities to […]

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