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TCAT Complete Streets Forum.mov
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A short promotional video of highlights from the Complete Streets Forum in 2011 organized by the Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT). Each year TCAT holds an ac...
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Steve Kemp complete streets forum 2011.wmv
martinKoob
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Steve Kemp
Director,
Transportation Management and Intelligent Transportation Systems
Regional Municipality of York
Highway 7 is being redeveloped into a multi-use ur...
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roelof wittink complete streets forum 2011.wmv
martinKoob
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Roelof Wittink
Executive Director,
Interface for Cycling Expertise (I-CE)
Utrecht, the Netherlands
The significance of cycling can best be understood in the context ...
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ray bacquie complete streets forum 2011.mpg
martinKoob
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Ray Bacquie
Vice President, Transportation
Cole Engineering
• Ontario's new Traffic Manual Book 15 - Pedestrian Control & Protection.
• Bicycle and pedestrian plannin...
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Paul Hess complete streets forum 2011.mpg
martinKoob
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Paul Hess
Associate Professor,
Geography & Planning
University of Toronto
Dr. Hess will talk about the importance of suburban walkability based on the experiences o...
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susan eng complete streets forum 2011.mpg
martinKoob
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morning moderator Susan Eng
Vice President, Advocacy
CARP
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rosalyn morrison comlete streets forum afternoon chair.mpg
martinKoob
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Afternoon Chair
Rosalyn Morrison
VP, Community Initiatives
Toronto Community Foundation
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minnan-wong complete streets forum 2011.mpg
martinKoob
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City of Toronto Councillor opening of complete streets forum 2011
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eva ligeti complete streets forum 2011.wmv
martinKoob
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executive director opening of complete streets forum
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monica campbell complete streets forum 2011.wmv
martinKoob
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The presentation will put the spotlight on specific public health evidence that supports the value of creating complete streets.
Monica Campbell
Director, Healthy Public...
About TCAT
The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) was formed in 2006 to give a unified voice to the many groups working for a better cycling and pedestrian environment in Toronto.
At TCAT, everything we do is motivated by our vision of cities that are safe, convenient, and enjoyable communities to walk and bike. We believe that active transportation is central to making vibrant and economically competitive cities that are also sustainable, accessible, and healthy for all.
TCAT has worked closely with the Clean Air Partnership (CAP) since its inception, became a project of CAP in 2008, and now guides the active transportation programming at CAP. Since becoming a project of CAP, TCAT evolved from a grassroots advocacy group into a research and education organization. As a result, in 2011 TCAT celebrated its fifth birthday by changing its name from the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation to the Toronto Centre for Active Transportation.
The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) was formed in 2006 to give a unified voice to the many groups working for a better cycling and pedestrian environment in Toronto.
At TCAT, everything we do is motivated by our vision of cities t...
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