@velocanadabikes.bsky.socialSafe cycling infrastructure isn't just about recreation—it’s an economic driver for Canada. 🚲✨
Great coverage of #BikeDayOnTheHill on @rogerstv.bsky.social w active transportation champions @envirocentre.bsky.social MP @gordjohns.bsky.social & Sec. of State for Sport
@avankoeverden.bsky.social.
@velocanadabikes.bsky.socialIn a political climate where agreement feels rare and some levels of government are busy trying to pump the brakes on bike lanes, #BikeDayOnTheHill proved that everyday cycling is something every party can get behind. 🚴♀️🚴♂️
@velocanadabikes.bsky.socialFour Olympic medals are impressive, but a 3-peat in the Parliamentary Slow Bike Challenge? Legendary. 🥇
Huge congrats to Secretary of State for Sport @vankayak on taking last place to win it all three years running!
@velocanadabikes.bsky.socialFederal cycling policy relies on non-partisan teamwork. 🚴♀️
At #BikeDayOnTheHill 2026, co-hosts @juliedabrusin.bsky.social (LPC), @senatormartydeacon.bsky.social (ISG) & Gabriel Hardy (CPC) joined @gordjohns.bsky.social (NDP), Andréanne Larouche (Bloc) & @elizabethemay.bsky.social (Green).
@velocanadabikes.bsky.socialTwo Senators and 16 MPs (including 2 Ministers and 1 party leader) gathered with international dignitaries, industry champions, representatives from national organizations, bike advocates and local cyclists to celebrate #BikeDayOnTheHill 2026. Thank you to everyone who supported!
@velocanadabikes.bsky.socialHats off to Secretary of State for Sport Adam van Koeverden for winning the Canadian Parliamentary Slow Bike challenge for the third year in a row by biking at a majestic, glacial pace.