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Ride with Candidates: Jim Erb (Regional Council, Waterloo)
Leading up to the 2022 municipal election, CycleWR volunteers have been taking municipal electoral candidates for bike rides to show off the best and worst of the cycling infrastructure in their ward/city/region. For a full list of completed rides, click here. CycleWR is a non-partisan organization that does not support any particular party or candidate. Summaries are…
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Ride with Candidates: John Vieth (Regional Council, Waterloo)
Leading up to the 2022 municipal election, CycleWR volunteers have been taking municipal electoral candidates for bike rides to show off the best and worst of the cycling infrastructure in their ward/city/region. For a full list of completed rides, click here. CycleWR is a non-partisan organization that does not support any particular party or candidate. Summaries are…
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Ride with Candidates: Michael Parkinson (Regional Council, Kitchener)
Leading up to the 2022 municipal election, CycleWR volunteers have been taking municipal electoral candidates for bike rides to show off the best and worst of the cycling infrastructure in their ward/city/region. For a full list of completed rides, click here. CycleWR is a non-partisan organization that does not support any particular party or candidate. Summaries are…
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Ride with Candidates: Mark Fisher (Regional Council, Waterloo)
Leading up to the 2022 municipal election, CycleWR volunteers have been taking municipal electoral candidates for bike rides to show off the best and worst of the cycling infrastructure in their ward/city/region. For a full list of completed rides, click here. CycleWR is a non-partisan organization that does not support any particular party or candidate. Summaries are…
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Ride with Candidates: Joe Gowing (Regional Council, Kitchener)
Leading up to the 2022 municipal election, CycleWR volunteers have been taking municipal electoral candidates for bike rides to show off the best and worst of the cycling infrastructure in their ward/city/region. For a full list of completed rides, click here. CycleWR is a non-partisan organization that does not support any particular party or candidate. Summaries are…
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Have your say on the new Speed River Bridge in Hespeler
There is a new posting on EngageWR Cambridge that asks for your input on the design and location of the proposed walking and cycling bridge across the Speed River in Hespeler. The bridge would connect the Mill Run Trail on the north side to Queen Street and Winston Boulevard on the south side. Provide your…
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New meeting link – “State of the Network” Folks & Spokes
Join us online on Thursday, January 21, from 7:30 – 9:00pm for a look at what we accomplished in 2020 and what’s coming up for cycling in the region in 2021 and beyond. Active transportation leads from the three cities and the region who will be joining us: Lisa Chominiec, Sustainable Transportation Coordinator, City of…
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Parking your bicycle
Everyone benefits from good bike racks: They reduce the chance of theft and damage to bikes, and make it easier for people on bikes to visit your business. Let’s explore the characteristics of a good bicycle rack and what to look out for the next time you park your bicycle or buy a rack.
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The Coldest Ride of the Year 2019
Bundle up and join CycleWR for our Coldest Day of the Year ride & social on Saturday, February 9.
