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HUB Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows is getting ready for the fourth year of our Cycle Recycle. We collect donated bikes as well as bikes from the Recycle Depot. We'll clean them up and do some minor repairs before giving them away through a draw at the Earth Day event on April 18.
If you have any used bikes to donate, please contact Jackie at jchow23708@yahoo.ca or…
ContinuePosted on March 15, 2015 at 10:18pm — 1 Comment
A development proposal for an 18-storey tower is on the agenda for the upcoming Public Hearing on December 9, 6 pm.
This is for one of 4 towers in the pipeline for the Brown/Edge/Dewdney area, and in another 5 years or so from now a developer is expected to move ahead with 5 more towers between Brown and Dewdney, west of 224th.
These highrises will have a major impact on density in the town core, as well as on our road system, since most people still rely on their cars quite a…
ContinuePosted on December 5, 2014 at 2:47pm
HUB Cycling has just published the responses to the two-question questionnaire sent out to candidates across Metro Vancouver.
The first question was specific to each community:
In the case of Maple Ridge:
"Do you agree that it's absolutely critical that we start to apply the principles of Smart Growth not only in the Town Core, but within the urban boundary, so that we can build a healthier, more sustainable community where people are…
Posted on November 3, 2014 at 5:00pm
Our Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows HUB committee is planning a Spring Bike Tune-up Workshop and is looking for people who feel they have some skills to share. If you know how to fix a flat, adjust/fix brakes, change brake pads, lube and do other minor bike repairs and would like to teach others, we’d love to hear from you! Date still to be determined, but most likely at the Haney Farmers Market on a Saturday this Spring. If you can help, please send me an e-mail at jchow23708@yahoo.ca, or…
ContinuePosted on January 30, 2014 at 2:13pm — 2 Comments
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Do you know if the city has any plans to connect the Abernathy bike lane at 224th to the Golden Ears Way bike lane?
Replying to your long ago message about my CarFree Day experience in Vancouver.
Yes, I lived in Vancouver for a dozen years and was directly involved in the expansion of the first CarFree Day into the 4-site experience it is today. I made a film about that "Unleashing", which has been used to teach CFD's unique organizational model for mass public events. I was also asked to present this film (20 mins) at a World CarFree Cities Conference now nearly a decade ago.
I finally realized Vancouver was anti-green, anti-heritage, anti-middle class, anti-working class, anti-human, and the biggest carbon polluter per capita in Canada. (Think embodied carbon!) The city is also dying socially and politically, and is obviously totally unaffordable.
So I moved to Coquitlam two years ago to see if suburban life with an electric car could possibly be better, greener, more fun, and affordable. I've known Gerry for years as we both started Transition movements. GETI was then the closest to me and I went to several meetings.
Now I've just moved to Courtenay, where housing costs 1/5 of the Lower Mainland, people are nicer, the towns more close to nature and both food and energy resilient, and there is honestly lots of hope. City Hall here is doing all of the right things and developers do not own Council. It is just a healthier place.
That's all.
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