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News and Updates from GCAT

Deadline extended for Applying to Join the Board!

Posted February 15, 2025

It’s not too late! Application deadline has been extended to Monday, March 31st. This year’s Annual Meeting will now be in April. (Our initial date in February was in conflict with the snap provincial election.) Joining the Board provides an excellent opportunity to work directly with like-minded people who are passionate about fostering active transportation […]

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Have Your Say: Guelph’s Asset Management Levels of Service Plan

Posted February 13, 2025

The survey deadline is February 21, 2025 – Complete the survey here The City of Guelph is currently seeking public input on its Asset Management Levels of Service Plan, which will help determine how infrastructure—including roads, sidewalks, trails, and bike lanes—is maintained and prioritized. Why Does Asset Management Matter? Even with budget constraints, decisions about […]

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Coldest Night of the Year – Walk with GCAT

Posted January 29, 2025

On February 22nd, 2025, Team GCAT is hitting the streets for the Coldest Night of the Year walk in support of Hopehouse Guelph! This isn’t just a walk—it’s a chance to step up for those in need in Guelph. Every dollar raised helps provide food, shelter, and support to our most vulnerable neighbours. Join our team, led […]

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Calling All Digital Artists

Posted January 26, 2025

GCAT is on the hunt for a talented digital artist to create 4 vector images for our “Removing Parking Minimums” policy document. Help us show how parking minimums limit what we can build! Paid opportunity📧 Email christopher@greyson-gaito.com for details!

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January Public Engagements – Have Your Say!

Posted January 25, 2025

Active transportation and sustainable city planning go hand in hand. Your input is key in ensuring our community grows in a way that’s safe, accessible, and welcoming for everyone—whether you’re walking, rolling or biking! Current Opportunities to Make a Difference: St. George’s Square as part of the Downtown Renewal project Two design options have been […]

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Join the GCAT Board of Directors in 2025!

Posted January 21, 2025

GCAT is making plans for this year’s Annual Meeting in April. (Our initial date in February was in conflict with the snap provincial election.) One important agenda item at the AM will be the election of Directors to the Board. This year, the Board is seeking qualified candidates to fill five vacant positions on the […]

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Event: Author Talk with Albert Koehl

Posted November 22, 2024

GCAT and eMERGE are Excited to Present!  An author talk with Albert Koehl! 📅 Sunday, November 24th🕐 1:00PM and 🕝 2:30PM📍The Bookshelf – 41 Quebec St, Guelph ON Join Albert for an excellent afternoon as he discusses his new book! Albert has been an environmental and community lawyer, and a former adjunct professor of law, for over […]

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Urgent Municipal and Provincial Engagement: Your Voice Matters!

Posted November 13, 2024

We have two urgent updates that need your attention to protect and advance active transportation in our community and province. Both Ontario’s proposed Bill 212 and Guelph’s upcoming budget are crucial to securing safer streets and more bike-friendly infrastructure. Below are the details for both, including how you can make a difference. IMPORTANT DEADLINE SUMMARY […]

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Spooktacular Halloween Bike Ride Series

Posted October 20, 2024

Get Ready for a Spooktacular Ride! REGISTRATION REQUIRED Join us for an exhilarating community collaborative event! Choose between two guided bike tours showcasing some of Guelph’s best-decorated Halloween houses! Get ready to dress up, deck out your wheels, and roll along on any active or accessible ride. This family-friendly slow roll promises fun for all […]

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Prioritizing Pedestrian Safety in Guelph: A Community Responsibility

Posted October 13, 2024

Recently, the Guelph Police issued a warning after four pedestrians were struck by vehicles in less than a week. While we’re thankful that these incidents resulted in only minor injuries, we need to recognize that “minor” can be misleading. These events can have a lasting impact on the lives of those involved, as well as […]

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