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 a coalition of community groups passionate about Whyte Avenue. Get engaged and take our survey!
Over the summer of 2024, we collected over 250 responses to our revamped missing links survey. We’ve highlighted six case studies of inexpensive, straight-forward improvements that could be possible on city streets and sidewalks around the city.
We must speak up for municipal autonomy and complete street designs that will properly support all community members regardless of their needs, abilities or chosen mode of transportation.
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.
The perspective of our enthusiastic and strategic community-builders working to create a walkable, bike-friendly hometown.
Last week, Edmonton hit a tragic milestone of 31 traffic deaths in 2025. That is 31 Edmontonians who woke up in the morning and left their house, not knowing they would never make a return trip. 31 Edmontonians who will not come home to their families. This is an incredibly difficult and sensitive subject that…
Last week, Edmonton City Council voted 9–4 to defeat a motion that would have paused all bike lane construction until 2026. The motion, introduced by Councillor Tim Cartmell (a current mayoral candidate) and seconded by Councillor Karen Principe, would have immediately stopped work on bike lanes planned for existing roads where construction had not yet…
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