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Calls to Action – Bill 60, Elmira Arthur Street Public Meeting, Connected Kitchener
1. Bill 60 Last year the Province passed Bill 212, Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act, which sought to remove 19 kilometres of Toronto’s protected bike lanes. Cycle Toronto and several co-applicants challenged those removals in court and won. Relying on key evidence from the government’s own experts, the ruling stopped the Province from tearing out the bike lanes we already…
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Call to Action: Franklin Boulevard
You have the opportunity to help us support a “first” for the Region – a roundabout with a completely safe pedestrian/cycling underpass! The Region of Waterloo is rebuilding Franklin Boulevard from Avenue Road to Bishop Street. The current proposal includes dual Multi-Use Paths, completing a full “All Ages and Abilities” route from Hespeler all the way…
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New Proposed Roundabout Survey
The Region of Waterloo is looking for feedback in regard to extending Strasburg Road to New Dundee Road with roundabout to connect them. We have a concern that this roundabout follows similar poor designs that many existing roundabouts in the region already have. Please make your voice heard by the 26th of February that we…
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Looking To Light Up Your Ride?
We at Cycle WR are all for safer infrastructure on our streets and roads. We are also for safe cycling practices across the Region of Waterloo. Also, it is required by law to have a front light on your bike and at least a rear reflector. Having a rear light is not required by law…
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Ride with Candidates: Kari Williams(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: Tom Hiller (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: Rob Deutschmann (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: Dorothy McCabe (Mayoral Candidate, 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: Tyler Calver (Regional Council, Cambridge)
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: Colleen James (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…
