Canadian Walkability Master Class

The Canadian Walkability Master Class was inspired by the successful Walkability Roadshow that worked with ten Canadian communities in 2007, culminating in the results being presented at the Walk21 Toronto 2007 conference. See the Best Practice section for the detailed Case Studies that resulted from the Walkability Roadshow.

With funding support from Transport Canada’s Moving on Sustainable Transportation (MOST) initiative, Green Communities will work with the following Canadian cities: Hamilton, Ontario; Kelowna and Metro Vancouver, British Columbia; and Whitehorse, Yukon. The project's objective is to support the implementation of active and sustainable transportation policies and plans through a step-by-step process that includes inspiring political and senior decision-makers, training professionals, engaging the public and providing international expertise and ideas to specific walkability issues and opportunities.

Walking Master Classes

• City of Hamilton, Ontario Adobe PDF (3 MB)
• City of Moncton, New Brunswick Adobe PDF (1 MB)
• City of Kelowna/West Kelowna, British Columbia (to come)
• City of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory (to come)