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A Major Step Forward on the BC Parkway: Stewardson Gap Upgrades

A group of seven people stand smiling with colorful signs shaped like bicycle silhouettes under an elevated SkyTrain track. They are gathered on a multi-use path marked with chalk messages and a "Welcome to BC Parkway" sign.
 A key gap in the BC Parkway was filled by TransLink this month, marking a meaningful win for active transportation in the region.Known as the Stewardson Gap, this section previously forced people walking, cycling, and rolling to share a narrow…
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Help Shape the Future of Cycling in BC: Join HUB’s Board of Directors

1 person on bike smiling and one person on scooter smiling riding down a neighborhood street
 Do you believe in safer biking, better-connected communities, and more sustainable, people-friendly transportation? Are you passionate about making BC a place a better place to live and bike?HUB Cycling is now accepting applications for our…
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Beginner Cycling Courses in Spanish!

A woman rides her bike on a separated cycling path. The photo credit is Tim Chung.
 Baja para ver la traducción al español. Are you looking to learn how to ride a bike this summer? Do you speak Spanish? If you answered yes to both of these questions, HUB Cycling has the perfect course for you! Course Instructor:HUB…
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Bike Friendly Buildings Develops Kwantlen Polytechnic University Strategic Bike Parking Plan

Two women smile as they stand with their bikes. Both women are wearing helmets.
 HUB Cycling's Bike Friendly Buildings team recently completed a strategic bike parking development plan for Kwantlen Polytechnic University's (KPU) Langley,…
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Spring 2025 Pedalling Progress: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Update

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: 2025 Mid-Year UpdateAt HUB Cycling, we are committed to building a cycling culture that is safe, inclusive, and accessible for everyone. Below is a snapshot of recent actions and ongoing progress in our DEI efforts…
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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.