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Case study
Follow Ottawa's lead and integrate transit and cycling to increase bike use year-round. Part of a series on sustainability ideas for Canadian communities.
- Sustainability
- Transportation
Case study
The City of Winnipeg studied cycling patterns in the city to help its staff plan cycling lanes and other infrastructure. Winnipeg has the potential to be a great place for bicycle commuting.
- Sustainability
- Transportation
Case study
Over 1.25 million bike trips have been counted on Laurier Avenue West since the City of Ottawa, ON, implemented the province's first downtown segregated bicycle lanes in July 2011.
- Sustainability
- Transportation
Case study
Three major upgrades to Vancouver's cycling and pedestrian network have created a seamless active transportation corridor running from the city's western neighbourhoods and across the Burrard Bridge to the downtown core.
- Sustainability
- Transportation
Case study
The City of Kingston, ON, created a non-profit corporation to deliver on its climate action plan. Find out more in our case study.
- Climate change
- Transportation
Tool
The CIPP Service Agreement Toolkit provides information on building and maintaining effective relationships, and also has information on how agreements can be developed between First Nation and municipal governments.
- Waste
- Indigenous partnerships
Tool
Use these templates to guide the development of a service agreement in your community.
- Waste
- Indigenous partnerships
Tool
Download, share or print this quick-reference guide to the Stronger Together toolkit to begin a discussion on First Nation-municipal collaboration.
- Economic development
- Indigenous partnerships