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Consultation has concluded

UPDATE: Thank you for your feedback, results have now been compiled and shared with staff to inform the City's approach to active transportation amenities.


One of the goals of the Community Climate Action Plan is to make it easier for people to choose to walk, bike or roll more frequently. The City would like to hear from residents about programs or amenities that could be implemented throughout the community to support human-powered mobility and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

For example, this may include introducing a 'bicycle library' loan program, supporting micro-mobility or adding 'end-of-trip' facilities such as long-term storage options, locks, water fill stations, benches or other amenities. Funding for these initiatives will be provided through the City's new Blue Skies Transportation Fund (BSTF). The BSTF was created in support of the Community Climate Action Plan and is funded by an annual allotment from the Province's Local Government Climate Action Program, which can be used for a wide range of initiatives to support green transportation.

How can I participate?

  1. Use the mapping tool below to drop pins in locations where you think certain amenities would encourage active transportation.
  2. Complete the feedback form before May 14, 2023 to share your feedback on programs the City can implement and fund that will improve and support active transportation within our community
  3. Did we miss something? Let us know by commenting in the Share Your Ideas section

UPDATE: Thank you for your feedback, results have now been compiled and shared with staff to inform the City's approach to active transportation amenities.


One of the goals of the Community Climate Action Plan is to make it easier for people to choose to walk, bike or roll more frequently. The City would like to hear from residents about programs or amenities that could be implemented throughout the community to support human-powered mobility and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

For example, this may include introducing a 'bicycle library' loan program, supporting micro-mobility or adding 'end-of-trip' facilities such as long-term storage options, locks, water fill stations, benches or other amenities. Funding for these initiatives will be provided through the City's new Blue Skies Transportation Fund (BSTF). The BSTF was created in support of the Community Climate Action Plan and is funded by an annual allotment from the Province's Local Government Climate Action Program, which can be used for a wide range of initiatives to support green transportation.

How can I participate?

  1. Use the mapping tool below to drop pins in locations where you think certain amenities would encourage active transportation.
  2. Complete the feedback form before May 14, 2023 to share your feedback on programs the City can implement and fund that will improve and support active transportation within our community
  3. Did we miss something? Let us know by commenting in the Share Your Ideas section
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Amenities Map

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On this map, you can add pins to share locations where you would like to see additional active transportation amenities. 

How to Participate

  • With the map open, click the + sign to add a pin. 
  • Use the coloured pins to show us which amenities you would like to see where. 
  • Leave a comment to describe why you value an amenity at this location or how you think it could be improved.
  • See what others are saying by clicking on any pin already on the map!

CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded.