The City of Kitchener recently approved Complete Streets Kitchener: Streets for All. Upon invitation by the…
Toronto’s Vision Zero 2.0 Update Incorporates a Complete Streets Approach
On July 16, 2019 Toronto City Council adopted Vision Zero 2.0 – Road Safety Plan…
London Free Press: Another city hall-cyclists battle looms over ‘complete streets’ plan
“Other cities use complete streets manuals to build better communities and transportation systems. The Centre…
Greater Sudbury Adopts a Complete Streets Policy
The City of Greater Sudbury, the largest city in Northern Ontario, is the most recent…
Complete Streets Game 2.0 is here!
The Complete Streets Game is a capacity-building workshop tool that enables participants to play with…
The City of St Albert Complete Streets Approach
The City of St Albert has recently begun the process of developing Complete Streets guidelines…
Complete Street redesign of iconic Vancouver bridge
After 18 months of construction, the Burrard Street bridge was reopened on October 21, 2017….
A Complete Main Street in Ottawa
Main Street, Ottawa, is the most recent street profiled on our growing list of Complete…
Complete Streets Approaches are Becoming Far More Common, but Dedicated Policies Remain Rare
Recent updates for Ontario, Québec, and the Maritimes to the Complete Streets for Canada map…
With Updated Growth Plan, Ontario Becomes the First “Complete Streets” Province
Following two years of extensive consultations, the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs released a major…