Safe and Healthy Streets Pop-Up Event on Monday, April 29 from 8am to 4pm at Vincent Massey Secondary School, 1800 Liberty Street.

The Active Transportation Master Plan will set the foundation for developing well-connected, attractive active transportation networks that are safe, convenient and user-friendly, no matter what mode of transportation people use.

The final Active Transportation Master Plan will include an implementable action plan that will guide investments in active transportation infrastructure and support programs over the short-, medium-, and long-term.

Input from Windsor residents and stakeholders is an important part of the Walk Wheel Windsor process. An online survey, available in interactive and accessible formats will also be used to gather feedback beginning April 29 through the project website, walkwheelwindsor.ca.

Earth Day Pop-Up Event on Sunday, April 28 from 10am to 4pm at Malden Park, 4200 Malden Road.

The Active Transportation Master Plan will set the foundation for developing well-connected, attractive active transportation networks that are safe, convenient and user-friendly, no matter what mode of transportation people use.

The final Active Transportation Master Plan will include an implementable action plan that will guide investments in active transportation infrastructure and support programs over the short-, medium-, and long-term.

Input from Windsor residents and stakeholders is an important part of the Walk Wheel Windsor process. An online survey, available in interactive and accessible formats will also be used to gather feedback beginning April 29 through the project website, walkwheelwindsor.ca.

Downtown Bike Lane Pop-Up Event on Saturday, April 27 from 10am to 4pm.

Goyeau Street from University Avenue to Riverside Drive and University Avenue – Goyeau Street to McDougall Street.

The Active Transportation Master Plan will set the foundation for developing well-connected, attractive active transportation networks that are safe, convenient and user-friendly, no matter what mode of transportation people use.

The final Active Transportation Master Plan will include an implementable action plan that will guide investments in active transportation infrastructure and support programs over the short-, medium-, and long-term.

Input from Windsor residents and stakeholders is an important part of the Walk Wheel Windsor process. An online survey, available in interactive and accessible formats will also be used to gather feedback beginning April 29 through the project website, walkwheelwindsor.ca.