A few more responses were added to the Vote Bike page today. A couple of the candidates did not directly answer the survey questions, so their responses were quoted on their page instead. So far we have received responses from approximately two thirds of the...
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="496" caption="Critical Mass Vancouver - by ItzaFineDay on flickr.com"][/caption] I posted last night that since it is the end of the month, that there would be a Critical Mass this Friday. Whoops, I was wrong! The last friday of the month was last...
A reminder email has been sent to the mayoral candidates (none have responded yet). In the meantime, 2 more responses have come in from candidates for council. Today's respondents were incumbents Jo-Anne Gignac and Fulvio Valentinis. All the candidates in Ward 6 and Ward 7 have...
A unanimous vote at last night's city council session is a big victory for Windsor cyclists. Councilor Alan Halberstadt, who also sits on the city's bicycling committee, brought forward the opportunity to have the city named a "bicycle friendly community", according...
The election is now only 1 month away! We have received a few more responses to our Vote Bike questionnaire, and they have been posted to the Vote Bike Page. Head there to see the latest responses, including those from: Matt Ford, John Elliott, Alan Halberstadt,...
Two more responses have been received and posted on the Vote Bike page. The most recent responses are from Stéphane Beaudin and Antun Peakovic. Reminder emails have been sent out to the candidates who have not yet responded, and emails have also been sent out...
Do you work or study at the University of Windsor? Ride your bike to the campus between September 20 and September 24 and get free breakfast and trail maps and enter to win prizes! Breakfast will be served from 8am until 9a. Mondays breakfast will be served...
Our Vote Bike questionnaire was sent out last week, and the first responses have been published. So far we have 15 returned questionnaires, and the majority of the respondents seem to be quite supportive of cycling. Check them out by clicking on "Vote Bike" at...
A private member's bill from Progressive Conservative Norm Miller calls for a one-metre paved shoulder to be added whenever a secondary highway is repaved. The bill passed second reading last Thursday, and has support from all three parties. The paved shoulder would let vehicles pass cyclists...
Last winter the County of Essex started their County Wide Active Transportation Study (CWATS). The study is now entering its final stage and they are looking for your feedback at open houses on September 25th, 26th, and 27th. The draft active transportation network for the...