We are very excited to announce that a new section of the Blue Route Provincial Cycling Network has been opened in Dartmouth. In partnership with the Nova Scotia Department of Public Works, and the Halifax Regional Municipality, Blue Route signage was installed along the Dartmouth Harbourwalk. The new section includes the scenic 3km of trail between the Woodside Ferry Terminal and the Alderney Ferry Terminal.
The Blue Route is a province-wide project to create a continuous 3,000km network of cycling infrastructure. By developing safe, well-connected cycling routes, the Blue Route will make it easier for Nova Scotians to get around the province by bike.
This section represents a big step forward in connecting destination trails within HRM and Halifax and Dartmouth. Work continues ...
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Wagmatcook First Nation: Complete:The AT team is excited to share some recent report published this month. We are thrilled to announce the official handoff of the final Core AT Network Report for Wagmatcook First Nation. After over two years of hard work, we are proud to present a comprehensive look at what an All Ages and Abilities Network for the community could look like. The final report has been handed off, and for those interested, you can find the full document on our Core AT Project page or linked here.
Baddeck Project Nearing Completion!
As for other projects nearing completion, Baddeck is almost there! We’re currently awaiting final comments and the green light from NSDPW on the designs. Once we have those ...
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The AT Team is pleased to bring you the latest updates on the Core AT Network Project, as we continue to make significant progress on our projects. Your involvement remains crucial, and we appreciate your ongoing support!
Spryfield Update: Community Engagement Phase 1 Complete!
We are pleased to announce that we have officially closed the engagement work for Phase 1 in Spryfield. Our collaboration with the Spryfield Community Association has been instrumental in connecting with residents and sharing our engagement events and portal/project page to effectively capture our community-based AT plan.
Through our engagement practices, including open houses, stakeholder/vested interest group sessions, pop-ups, online surveys, and our interactive online map, we captured 125 points of feedback! These insights will form a strong ...
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Want to see the Wanderers play in Halifax. Why not come out July 1st to check out the game for a discount rate.
Head over to this link for the discount: https://wanderers.spinzo.com/canada-day-clubs-2025-07-01-YDYXP?group=canada-day-dfvp&affiliate=cycling-ns-jxjp
Have a great time out at the ...
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It’s been a productive and exciting month across the province as several of our Core Active Transportation (AT) Network projects make big strides forward. From visioning sessions and stakeholder engagement to design development and final reports, we’re seeing great momentum in our shared goal to make communities across Nova Scotia safer, more connected, and more accessible for walking, cycling, and rolling.
Here’s a detailed look at what we’ve been up to:
Pugwash – Moving into the Design Stage
May brought strong progress in Pugwash, where we held a fantastic visioning session with local residents, stakeholders, and municipal partners. The result? A collaboratively drafted preliminary network plan that reflects community priorities and helps envision what safe, connected active transportation could look like in ...
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The 2025 Cycling NS gear is now available. Check it out now by heading over to our CNS store. Hit the link to see all of our Road and MTB Jerseys, socks, tshirts and ...
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