Paths for People
Connecting Edmontonians with efforts and events to create a more livable city. We strive to help Edmonton become a multi-modal city where active transportation is a safe, accessible, year-round option for all.
Human-centred by design.
We’re relaunching the Missing Links survey to both celebrate how far we’ve come and update our map with new and persistent missing links.
We’re working with partners with Edmonton’s core to develop community-driven strategies and projects that support revitalization efforts and make streets that are friendlier places to walk and roll.
We have been reflecting on our role – and our ability to deliver change.
An event series merging the many modes and perspectives of active transportation.
The perspective of our enthusiastic and strategic community-builders working to create a walkable, bike-friendly hometown.
On June 18, 2024, Urban Planning Committtee reviewed a report on the Substantial Completion Standard. This is the metric used by the City to determine how complete new neighbourhoods are and whether further suburban sprawl is needed. The way we build newly developing communities has improved in the recent decades. We see more mixing of…
On May 30, 2024, the City of Edmonton announced a batch of upcoming projects related to the Active Transportation Network Expansion. These projects would be funded by City Council’s historic $100 million dollar investment in growing the network of shared-use paths and safer streets. All of these projects are intended to be constructed in the…
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