Health in Haliburton
“Planning for any healthy community must start
with the pedestrian”. Click here for the full article from the Haliburton Echo; and click here
for the full article from the Minden Times.
Ingram, Chad. Minden Times 27 September 2010
Lum, Darren. Haliburton Echo 27 September 2010 |
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Gil Penalosa at the Minden Hills Community Centre on Sept 23rd 2010.
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Gil Penalosa, biking in Kinsmen Park, Saskatoon on Sept 30th 2010. |
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Advice for Saskatoon
Hutton, David. The Star Phoenix 1 October 2010
For full article click here. |
This year, 1200 participants from 37 nations attended the International Healthy Parks Health People Congress 2010. This ground breaking event explored the many ways nature and parks significantly contribute to our health and well being. Gil Penalosa was one of the key speakers at this event about Great Places: Fostering healthier communities and happier residents. Take a look at this article titled Happy healthy Vibrant Cities by Jacqui deKievit
The Cycling Movement Needs More Doers
Thomsen, Henning. Word Press 24 June 2010
“The message from this morning’s plenary speaker, Gil Penalosa, was clear: The world needs more Janett Sadik-Khans; the world needs more ‘doers’!”
He gave a tour-de-force talk about the need to change the way we think about cities. Quality of life for all citizens, should be top of the agenda in cities, not simply the convenience and well-being of cars and motorists. Full article, click here.
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Via RecreActiva attracts world wide interest
Marshall, Tom. Guadalajara Reporter 19 March 2010 |
| Car-free Sundays: Could they work here? Advocate hopes to make popular global program a hit throughout GTA
Kalinowski, Tess. Toronto Star 1 February 2010 |
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Cycling world spinning with new developments
Goodfellow, Rick. Guelph Mercury. 28 October 2010.
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Hume: The Melbourne Supremacy and the Livable City
Hume, Christopher. The Toronto Star 06 December 2010
What Can Toronto Learn from Melbourne?
Agrell, Siri. The Globe & Mail 10 December 2010
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