Registration details coming soon! Building on the success of Bike Summit 2008, which attracted over 180 attendees, TCAT is pleased to once again take the lead on organizing this event.

The Western Waterfront Master Plan Team is inviting the public to a
Combined Community Advisory Group Meeting and Public Open House to be
held
together on Thursday February 19th, 2009.  The meeting will be held at St.
Joseph's Health Centre at 7.00pm. 

For more information, contact:

Kiran Chhiba, Urban Designer
pA | planningAlliance
t  416.593.6500

Feb 18. Tools of the Trade - PEDSAFE and BIKESAFE. Tools of Change Webinar in collaboration with the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycling Professionals and the National Center for Bicycling and Walking.

Feb 18. Tools of the Trade - PEDSAFE and BIKESAFE. Tools of Change Webinar in collaboration with the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycling Professionals and the National Center for Bicycling and Walking.

Building on the success of Bike Summit 2008,
which attracted over 180 attendees, TCAT is very pleased to announce
Bike Summit 2009 to take place in Toronto on May 28, 2009. With initial
sponsorship provided by the Bicycle Trade Association of Canada, the
Clean Air Partnership and the City of Toronto, TCAT will once again
take the lead planning and coordinating this event.

The Bike Summit is a one-day international policy conference to share
best practices for making communities great cycling environments.

2009 is promising to be busy with lots of great active transportation events: 

Jan 15, 4-8 p.m. Bike Winter Art Show Reception and Judging. 

Transport Canada Urban Transportation Showcase Program is offering a
series of new webinars. The first, on January 27th, 2009, covers 'The
Urban Transportation Emissions Calculator' (UTEC), a free,
user-friendly web-based tool developed by Transport Canada that
estimates greenhouse gas and air contaminant emissions from urban
transportation. Transport Canada's  is paying for the first 85 Canadian
connections to participate in each of the webinars above at no cost.
You can learn more about the webinars and register here.

For those who consider canoeing a form of active transportation too oft
overlooked, there's an exhibit currently showing at Arcadia Gallery at
680 Queen's Quay West that you may want to check out. It documents a
canoe ride across Toronto from northwest to southeast that took place
over 10 days last summer, accompanied each day by a different
co-paddler. The gallery is open on Sat/Sun afternoons and closes next
weekend.