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Sign-up Your Kid for a Bike Summer Camp

Three children ride their bikes on a bike path.
 Looking for a way to keep your child active and engaged? Sign your child up for HUB Cycling's Bike Summer Camp for a week of fun, confidence & two-wheeled adventure! The Quick DetailsHUB Cycling’s Summer Camp is where biking fun meets…
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Discover the joys of cycling in Canada with our Newcomer Cycling Program!

IMPORTANT NOTE: Missed the first session? No problem! We still have availability in the program if you wish to sign up for the next 5 weeks (starting August 12th!)Are you new to Canada and looking for a fun, healthy, and eco-friendly way to explore…
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CleanBC at a Crossroads: How B.C. Can Supercharge Its Climate Goals with Active Transportation

A cyclist wearing a green helmet and dark clothing rides along a paved path in a sunlit park, flanked by trees and greenery. Another person ahead navigates a low recumbent bike. The path is split into two lanes marked for pedestrians and cyclists, with several people walking on the right side—some accompanied by dogs. Benches and stone blocks line the pedestrian lane, adding to the relaxed, communal atmosphere of the scene.
 British Columbia’s CleanBC plan is one of the country’s most ambitious climate strategies. It lays out clear long-term emissions reduction targets for 2030, 2040, and 2050, and breaks them down by sector — including transportation, which…
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Job Posting: Bike Education Instructor

A bike education instructor shows how to make a left-hand turn signal. Several students on bikes watch.
 Want to see more people biking? Do you believe in the benefits of biking and love sharing your knowledge and experiences with others? Are you passionate about teaching and want to apply this to the world of safe cycling?Join HUB Cycling’s…
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Big Win for Safer Streets: Vancouver Adopts 30 km/h Limit on Residential Roads

A mother and her two children ride their bikes on a residential roadway in Vancouver. Cars are parked on both sides of the street.
 Last week, Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a plan to reduce speed limits on all local streets from 50 km/h to 30 km/h, a move that HUB Cycling strongly supports.HUB Cycling has long called for a default 30 km/h local street speed…
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Join a HUB Local Committee!

Interested in local cycling action, education or events? Attend your local HUB committee meeting to see what's happening. All are welcome - no experience required!

HUB Cycling has 10 Local Committees that meet regularly to discuss ways to make biking better, safer, and more comfortable in their municipaliites, as well as a Youth Advisory Committee that discusses youth-related cycing issues and advocacy.