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Welcome Claire Pontefract

Welcome to our new WOW Coordinator. Let's hear a little more from Claire: Hello! My name is Claire and I'm the new Women on Wheels Coordinator. I'm really looking forward to this summer and getting everyone back on their bikes! I grew up in Victoria BC, where my very first job as a teenager was as a bike instructor for kids. I loved growing up by the ocean and spent a lot of time exploring the coast. I moved out East for my undergraduate degree at Dalhousie University, and have loved living in Halifax since then. I love being active outside, reading, baking, and making funky crafts. I'll be stopping by some of the Women on Wheels rides this ...

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CORE AT NETWORK UPDATE

As February comes to a close, the AT Team working on the Core AT Network Project is pleased to announce significant progress on several fronts. Exciting Developments in Wagmatcook First NationWe’re making great strides in Wagmatcook First Nation, with detailed designs nearing completion in consultation with Harbourside Engineering. With these resources in place, we’re preparing to apply on behalf of the community for the Federal Active Transportation Fund. This funding will support the development of a Core AT Network, though there are still a few final pieces to finalize before the application deadline on April 9th (for Indigenous communities). These include ongoing dialogue with the Nova Scotia Department of Public Works, gathering construction cost quotes, project management planning, and additional ...

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Insurance Q & A

Cycling NS gets many questions about insurance.  The below will help answer questions you may have about Cycling NS insurance. If you are looking for more specific details, click here: https://cyclingns.ca/insurance/ Why do I need insurance? Cycling, although a beautiful sport, has inherent risks associated with it.  To ensure our members are covered in case of accident, our insurance is active anytime a member is on a bike anywhere in Canada.  This means commuting, group rides, races, Mountain Biking, Gravel Riding, going long distance solo or just puttering around the neighborhood.  If you are on your bike and you have an accident, you are covered (click here: https://cyclingns.ca/insurance/ for more details on coverage).  Reach out to our Executive Director ([email protected]) ...

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