These awards recognize members of the community who have made an effort to actively support and promote the use of sustainable forms of transportation such as walking, cycling, and public transit.

There are 4 award categories this year that can be given to individuals, businesses or organizations that foster a culture of sustainable transportation within the City:

Who can apply?

Business owners, school representatives, members of the media, designers, planners, landscape architects, developers, contractors, engineers, consultants and members of the general public are invited and encouraged to submit nominations for consideration for the applicable categories.

 

Victoria Avenue (Cannon Street to Hunter Street)
A new two-way cycle track has been implemented on Victoria Avenue (Cannon Street to Hunter Street). This is an extension of the existing two-way cycle track on Victoria Avenue (Cannon Street to Birge Street), which was implemented in 2021. This 2022 north-south link allows cyclists to connect to the existing east-west cycle track on Cannon Street, as well as a future planned connection to the Keddy Access Trail in 2023.
 

 
Shamrock Park Bicycle Path
A new bicycle path has been constructed through Shamrock Park. This will provide a cycling connection along Ferguson Avenue. This bicycle path will reduce cyclists illegally riding on the adjacent sidewalk, providing a continuous cycling connection between the two segments of Ferguson Avenue. The path will be a formal portion of the Trans Canada Trail and the Waterfront Trail.

School Bike Rack Grant