The Changes

A bus has been rented to facilitate Migrators from the Lower Mainland.
Call Megan if you need more details - 250-974-4424. You can also see the website for more details - http://salmonaresacred.org/blog/bus-transportation-vancouver...

It has room for 47 and a bathroom on board. Suggested donation of $20 to ride from Swartz Bay at 8:30 to meet up with the Migration 'downstream'.

Well, we'll be in it together! Does this mean kicking the other person's bum when one of us doesn't want to brave the rain? Perhaps! Does it mean helping each other stay on top of bike maintenance? Yes! But even better, I think this also means occasionally looking for and sharing inspirational material about biking - books, films, poems, events, and people.

Please register at:

transportcamp.eventbrite.com

TransportCamp is an unconference, created for exploring the following theme:

How can transportation be a catalyst for building more vibrant communities in the Lower Mainland?

When we breach our New Year or spring time resolutions to get regular physical exercise, eat healthy food, connect with neighbours and live healthier lives, we often blame ourselves. Yet, while individual will and other factors certainly play an important role, often the same can be said about the way our neighbourhood is designed. Some communities are built to make vegetable eating, physical activity, civic engagement and other healthy activities easy, attainable, even attractive choices—others simply aren’t. This 3-minute video clip illustrates the dichotomy.

Gateway Information Meeting in Bolivar Heights (Surrey)<