Delta - Ladner, Tsawwassen, North Delta & TFN

What do Local Committees Do?

HUB Local Committees are at the heart of HUB's advocacy efforts. Made up of people who live, work, bike, walk, and vote in their communities, committee members bring valuable lived experience to the table. They're in the best position to speak up and push for safety improvements where they matter most. Here are some of the things our committees do:

• Writing letters to decision-makers
• Providing feedback on future transportation projects
• Meeting with politicians, planners, and engineers
• Organizing rides to assess cycling conditions
• Hosting community events and building local alliances   
• Local Committees are the backbone of HUB Cycling’s advocacy, and the work they do has already led to major improvements across the region.

Visit the Committee Wiki pages to see examples of past letters sent to decision makers, committee assessment bike ride infrastructure reports and past meeting minutes.

What are the benefits of joining a Local Committee?

When you join a Local Committee, you get the chance to: 

• Work directly with municipal staff, elected officials and community organization,
• Help solve local road and sidewalk problems and learn how they affect local communities ,
• Build leadership skills and grow your confidence in advocacy and teamwork,
• Expand your network by connecting with new people who share your passion ,
• Help improve the livability and safety of neighborhoods.

Everyone is welcome—no experience needed! 

The committee is looking to fill the following positions: 

• Co-Chair
• Assessment Ride Leader
• Events Coordinator C
• Community Liaison 

Please see the Committee Roles and Responsibilities document to see descriptions of roles. Send an email to burnaby@bikehub.ca if you would like to help and take one of these roles!

2025 Delta Committee Objectives

Objective One: Continued advocacy for Multi-Use Paths (MUP) on 44th Ave in Ladner, a big stretch of road.

Benefits:
Filling in this gap would help connect to a number of destinations. MUP in front of Ladner Elementary School and this improvement would connect elementary school making it more feasible for families to bike to school. MUP would also connect to a number of other services

Objective Two: Continue to advocate for cycling and active transportation friendly 56th Street shopping centre in addition to bike lanes on all of 56th Street

Benefits:
This development will set precedent for other developments. This will be a high density area in a few years for Delta/TWN and having it built in from the start of development will be cheaper in the long run. Developer is also building state of the art underground storage facility for bikes so setting precedent for end of trip facilities in the area.

Objective Three: Continue to advocate for a safer and better route to and within Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal

Benefits:
Safety for people using active transportation to access terminal. Increased tourism dollars when this route is a safe for people wanting to visit the island(s) via bike

Top Delta Committee Accomplishments for 2024

• Delta approved the extension of the protected cycling lanes all the way to Deas Island
• Committee is pleased with progress towards adding protected cycling lanes in North Delta (96th street)
• Committee is pleased that Delta took Committees advice and built 2 culverts over ditches that were impeding cyclist access to both the Ladner West Dyke, and across 6th Ave
• Approval anticipated of Multi Use Path between 6th Ave and 8th Ave on 56th Street
• Positive decision expected towards planning for building cycling lanes on Elliot Street which runs through Ladner Village
   

Burnaby Cycling Maps and Resources

City of Burnaby and TransLink have created maps of the cycling networks in Burnaby to help all cyclists navigate safely and comfortably on their bikes. These maps are updated regularly to provide current information on cycling and show the comfort levels of each route based on how separated it is from traffic. PDF versions of the maps for Burnaby are available at the links below.  Cycling maps for other Metro Vancouver municipalities are available at bikehub.ca/maps.

• TransLink Burnaby and New Westminster Map (PDF, Updated 2025)
• City of Burnaby Cycling Map (PDF, Updated 2023)
• City of Burnaby Cycling Resources

HUB Cycling also has an extensive list of resources to support you on your active transportation journey!

Get Involved!

The committee is looking to fill the following positions:

• Co-chair
• Secretary/Minute-taker
• Assessment Ride Leader
• Events Coordinator
• Community Liaison

Please see the Committee Roles and Responsibilities document to see descriptions of roles. Send an email to community@bikehub.ca if you would like to help and take one of these roles!

Join our mailing list on groups.io to get updates, meeting announcements, and meeting links. Everyone is welcome, no experience in advocacy or active transportation is required!

2022 Municipal Elections Survey

Delta Survey Results

View candidates' long-form answers here.

Candidates that have endorsed our Cycling Platform

Dr. Maha Balakumar*, Rod Binder, Daniel Boisvert, Jessie Dosanjh, George Harvie, Alicia Guichon, Dylan Kruger, Jennifer Johal, Pamela Swanigan

* with reservations

Incumbents underlined

View reservations here