Poverty and the Law: Expanding Perspectives
Webinar: Understanding Systemic Racism in Canada - Concept and Data
Strong and Free - We Are Canadian
Strong & Free is about the power of story.
Through portrait photography accompanied by text and video interviews, Strong & Free documents the lives of Canadians – old & young, first & second generation. [They] believe that no matter our culture, our race, our faith or our identity, deep within ourselves we share the same hopes and dreams in life, and in this country. Strong & Free captures the challenges of immigration, raising kids in a new country, racism, fitting in, and the small victories of citizenship, employment, being community leaders, and encouraging their kids to dream big. What does it mean to live with dignity, to work hard, stumble, fall and keep going, no matter the setbacks.
Listen to what they have to say.
Webinar: Recognizing Slavery's Legacy of Racism in the Time of COVID-19
The Slow Ride - A Podcast about Cycling
Streetsmix! Game
If you've been spending a lot of time outside these days, here's a great way to get some R&R indoors! Plan your perfect street with tons of options!
Read MoreHow Expanding Bike Lanes Can Actually Decrease Traffic [Video]
Common sentiment is that expanding the amount of space that is dedicated to bike lanes would increase congestion and automobile traffic. We take a look at so...
Why Protected Bike Lanes Are More Valuable than Parking Spaces [Video]
America's first parking-protected bike lane came to New York City in 2007. Here's what happened next. Subscribe to our channel! http://goo.gl/0bsAjO When Jan...
Gender Equity and Cycling in Canada
When a country isn’t bike friendly, women are the first to be left behind. Cycling presents a unique opportunity to address a range of economic and practical disadvantages acutely felt by women in society. There is, therefore, an urgent need to make cycling more practical and accessible in Canada – especially for women and girls.
Read MoreAre You a Distracted Driver? Probably. Here's Why:
If you think you can focus on both your phone and the road, you’re wrong. Here’s a stark look at what you’re up against when your attention is divided, and what’s being done to address this deadly problem.
Read More10 Epic Bike Pathways in Calgary
Opinion: Want a better city? First, slow down the cars
The Best Walking Routes in Calgary (& Edmonton, I guess)
Click to check out the suggested routes!