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	Ontario Walkability Award of Excellence Canada Walks is excited to announce its Ontario Walkability Award of Excellence! The purpose of the award is to celebrate the good work that communities have been doing to improve walkability across the province. Read more.


	WHO Event - 1,000 Cities / 1,000 Lives: www.blip.tv/file/2618263 And how to organize a Car Free Sunday to kick off your 1,000 Cities event: www.walkandbikeforlife.org


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Green Communities Canada has been working for the past 11 years on various walking and walkability projects, starting out with Active & Safe Routes to School in Ontario. In 2007 we co-hosted the Toronto Walk21 conference with the City of Toronto and took advantage of this conference to take a team of international walkability experts on the road visiting rural, suburban and urban communities. This success led us to branch out even more in our attempts to raise the profile of walking in Canada and today we are implementing the following projects:

The following Green Communities Canada Walks projects are currently in progress:

Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI)

Imagine ... a Canada where we can easily and safely walk to school, work, play and transit.

WHO Event - 1,000 Cities / 1,000 Lives: www.blip.tv/file/2618263 And how to organize a Car Free Sunday to kick off your 1,000 Cities event: www.walkandbikeforlife.org

YES! We do support more walkable communities in Canada! Show your support for more walkable public spaces by completing our quick survey.

Subscribe to our ENEWS

Projects

Imagine ... a
Canada where
we can easily and
safely walk to school,
work, play and transit.

WHO Event -
1,000 Cities / 1,000 Lives:
www.blip.tv/file/2618263

And how to organize a
Car Free Sunday to kick off
your 1,000 Cities event:
www.walkandbikeforlife.org

YES! We do support more
walkable communities
in Canada!
Show your support
for more walkable
public spaces by
completing our
quick survey.