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Cargo trike co-op takes to the streets in Vancouver

April 11, 2011
| Redeye speaks with one of the founding members of a new bike co-operative that aims to deliver goods to businesses in downtown Vancouver. Graham Anderson explains how the co-op will work.

9:26 minutes (8.64 MB)

Toronto Cyclists Union thanks drivers

In light of all the recent hostility between cyclists and drivers, the Toronto Cyclists Union says it is paving the way with a positive approach on the issue.

Something as small as a simple "thank you" can sometimes make the biggest difference, says the Union, so members of the Toronto Cyclists Union are setting out to thank conscientious drivers on the streets of Toronto.

"The city works better when we all work together."
-Yvonne Bambrick, Executive Director, Toronto Cyclists Union

Visit http://bikeunion.to for more information on the campaign!

Columnists

The problem with PR: Let's speak for ourselves

In general, I think media coverage of the Michael Bryant affair and the death of bicycle courier Darcy Allan Sheppard has served us well. Each day, new events and aspects have come into view. It's true that the early reactions from public figures focused on Mr. Bryant and largely depersonalized the man who died. The "tragedy," seen by people with careers like Michael Bryant, was mainly his.

Redeye

Why cyclists need separate lanes

July 13, 2009
| Vancouver drivers who use the Burrard Street bridge are having to give up a lane to cyclists in a new 6-month experiment. John Pucher says it's the only way to get more people using bikes.

18:34 minutes (17 MB)
rabble radio

#90 - Aboriginal children's health

July 6, 2009
| A UNICEF report on children's health, and six ways to get a ticket on your bike. Last rabble radio until August!

32:18 minutes (36.98 MB)

Indie Inside: The Bicycles

The four piece pop perfectors from Toronto, The Bicycles, are known for their sparkly live shows filled with catchy two minute tunes that’ll get your heart racing. The Bicycles want their music to reflect who they are as people, as a band, and their outlook on the world, which sounds really boring, but think of all that set to a crisp bit of tambourine. Snappy! Basically, the Bicycles like to have fun. Check them out on myspace.

Quick Change - Toronto Cyclists Union

In this episode host Wayne MacPhail interviews Yvonne Bambrick, the executive director of the Toronto Cyclists Union. http://bikeunion.to Quick Change is a vidcast that focusses on the social change tenants in the Centre for Social Innovation at 215 Spadina Avenue in Toronto.

Redeye

Velo-City: Vancouver and the Bicycle Revolution

June 11, 2009
| There are 42 different bike sub-cultures in Vancouver according to Toby Barratt. He's one of the curators of a big new exhibition at the Museum of Vancouver.

14:47 minutes (13.54 MB)
Redeye

Cycling to the tar sands

June 4, 2009
| 19 environmentalists cycled 1300km from Waterton Park to the tar sands. Jodi Martinson made a low-budget film about their trip from the back of her bicycle.

16:34 minutes (15.17 MB)
rabble radio

#85 - Spring action

April 20, 2009
| Growing bike culture in North America, George Galloway from the border, Cindy Corrie speaks from Gaza. Music from Joel Plaskett

31:18 minutes (28.71 MB)
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