Indigenous Communities moving ahead with Active Transportation
Bike Sense27 Jan 2025

Indigenous Communities moving ahead with Active Transportation

Active transportation in Indigenous communities isn't just a matter of movement — it's also about culture, identity, and safety. Aaron Pete, Chawathil First Nation Councillor (and Podcaster!), shares how the Chawathil are forging partnerships to support the Coast to Canyon Trail near Hope, BC, identifying the changes necessary for safe travel within the region, and integrating traditional values into modern transportation plans. Check out Aaron's podcast, Bigger Than Me, where he chats with...

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