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Cycling BC
Cycling Nova Scotia
Cycling PEI
Cycling Without Age Canada
GoByBike BC
Paths for People
Share the Road Cycling Coalition
Yeg Bike Coalition

International Organizations

Bike Mayor Network

People

Mommypedals
Nobody Bikes in Winter
Bike Bike, Nudge Nudge
Not Just Bikes

Municipal Policies & Protocols

Edmonton

City of Edmonton 2009 Bike Transportation Plan Summary Report
City of Edmonton 2020 Bike Plan
City of Edmonton Bike Plan Implementation Guide
City of Edmonton Bike Map
City of Edmonton Vision Zero Strategy
City of Edmonton Winter Cycling

Guelph

Active Transportation in Guelph

Guelph Active Transportation Network Map
Guelph Active Transportation Network Study June 2017
Trails and Multi-Use Paths
Progress Report on Guelph’s Cycling and Walking Programs
College Avenue Protected Cycling Infrastructure

Bicycle-Friendly Guelph

Guelph Cycling Map
Guelph Cycling Master Plan
Proposed Cycling Network
Bicycle Repair Guides and Video Tutorials
Ontario’s Guide to Safe Cycling
ReCycle Bike Reuse Program

Toronto

Cycling Network Map
Cycling Network Plan
Cycling & Pedestrian Public Consultations
Toronto’s Cycling Infrastructure & Projects
Bicycle Parking
Cycling Safety, Education & Theft Prevention
Cycling & the Law
Cycling Data, Events & Programs
Cycling & Transit
Educational Campaign
Rules for All Rideables
Safe Road Use Behaviour
Vision Zero Road Safety Goals

Related Information

Micromobility
Cycling Recreation Programs (CAN-Bike)

Vancouver

Cycling Routes and Maps
Mobi Public Bike Share System
Bike Registration to Reduce Theft
Bicycle Parking and Air Pumps
Secure Bicycle Parking at Events
Moving Goods and Services by Bike
Cycling Network Improvements
Visibility and Safety Tips
Signs, Signals, and Regulations

Urbanism

Media

City Nerd
Copenhagenizer
Fancy Women Bike Ride (International)
Oh the Urbanity!
Patty Bikes Podcast
Shifter
Strong Towns Calgary
Strong Towns Edmonton
The Life-Sized City
The War on Cars
Women in Urbanism Canada

Education, Courses & Training

Dutch Cycling Embassy
Urban Cycling Institute
Vélo Canada Bikes
Bicycle Mayors Network
CanBike
Hijabs & Helmets Program
HopOn Canada
Mobycon
International Winter Cycling Federation
Oulu, Winter Cycling Capital of the World
You Can Ride 2

The Bikeology Guild of Canada, headquartered in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, recognizes that our current cycle routes and paths, whether near the North Saskatchewan river; Terwillegar or Whitemud creeks; the routes to Saint Albert; Sherwood Park; Fort Saskatchewan and Devon; the Walterdale and Groat river crossings; are following traditional routes established by the many Indigenous peoples whose nations converged here in amiskwaciwâskahikan, long before the signing of Treaty 6. This includes the nêhiyawak, Niitsítapi, Nakota Sioux, Dene, Ojibway/Saulteaux/Anishinaabe, Iroquois, Métis, Inuit, and many other nations whose footsteps and paddlestrokes have charted these lands for countless generations. We recognize that we are treaty people, guests on this territory, and express our gratitude for the opportunity to live, work, learn, and ride on these ancestral lands. As treaty people, we commit to building respectful relationships based on mutual understanding, and we pledge to engage in advocacy work that is truly inclusive, centers treaty responsibilities for cooperation, and honors the sacred responsibility to protect and preserve the land, waters, and environment for current and future generations. We understand that reconciliation is an ongoing journey that requires sustained action, learning, and accountability. We commit to doing our part in supporting Indigenous rights, addressing systemic inequities, and working toward a future built on justice, respect, and shared stewardship of this beautiful territory we are privileged to call home.

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