We say farewell to our outgoing Executive Director, and say ‘welcome back’ to an old friend; plus, joyful holiday greetings from everyone at the the BC Cycling Coalition to our members, supporters, partners, and sponsors!

Announcement of the recipients of the Attended Bicycle Parking Grant, funded by the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.

Updates on our engagement efforts with ICBC, BC Ferries, and the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure…plus, our work on cycle tourism, e-bike rebates, and Bill 23.

The BC Cycling Coalition is now officially a charitable non-profit, enabling us to issue tax deductible receipts for all donations of $25 or more.

The City of Vancouver’s independently elected Board of Parks and Recreation Park Board signals that motor vehicle access takes precedence over protecting safety and accessibility for other modes; removal of bike lanes in Stanley Park to cost taxpayers $350,000, and put cyclists back onto a shared path with pedestrians.   

The Yellow Point Trail in the Cedar area, just south of Nanaimo, is the dream of a 26-km trail connecting Indigenous territories, local communities, and multi-modal transportation hubs, that are otherwise separated by highway, harbour, and jurisdictional barriers. One community of advocates is looking to make that dream a reality.