Women on Wheels
Article written by Lynda Lukasik. Retrieved from Hamilton Spectator May 2016. I’m a woman and I ride a bike. And I don’t just stick to the recreational trails and quiet side […]
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Cyclists vs. Drivers: Who Pays their Fair Share?
Article written by Matt Pinder. Retrieved from Hamilton Spectator April 2016. “Freeloader!” the driver yells out his window as he blows past the cyclist. After paying thousands of dollars a year […]
Active transport in Hamilton: We deserve safer options in 2016
Hamilton Spectator article by Cycle Hamilton’s Advocacy/Communications Chair Benita van Miltenburg Retrieved From February 2016. As both a Hamiltonian and a bicycle user, I was deeply troubled by the recent death […]
Wheels of Fortune–How cycling can pay dividends to all Hamiltonians
Article written by Matt Pinder. Retrieved from Hamilton Spectator February 2016. Have you ever cycled on Hamilton’s streets? If not, then you likely only know cycling in Hamilton as it […]
City must commit to safer roads
One tragic day this month, Jay Keddy set off for his daily commute home from Prince of Wales school on Melrose Avenue North to the west end of the Hamilton […]
Cycle Hamilton Planning Workshop November 11: Creating a Unified Voice for Cyclists
Launched in October, Cycle Hamilton aims to increase the amount of safe, confident, and knowledgeable cyclists in Hamilton by promoting better infrastructure and developing partnerships with organizations, community groups, and […]
PRESS RELEASE – Join Cycle Hamilton to support a Unified Voice for Cyclists
Launched in October 2015, Cycle Hamilton aims to increase the amount of safe, confident, and knowledgeable cyclists in Hamilton by promoting better infrastructure and developing partnerships with organizations, community groups, […]
Cycle Hamilton Launch Party – Friday October 2 – 8pm @ Homegrown Hamilton
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Launching #HammerKart: Celebrating Our Cycling Infrastructure!
As part of 100in1 day, Cycle Hamilton is staging #HammerKart – an intervention to call awareness to our current strengths and deficiencies in our bicycle infrastructure to get people talking […]
