Is your community physically literate?

Just like reading and writing, children have to learn to move. Communities across Canada have expressed a growing interest in the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) movement, which is developing physical literacy and improving the quality of sport for everyone. With a...

Smaller-scale cycling infrastructure projects get a boost from BikeBC

Applications now open for the 2013-14 Cycling Infrastructure Partnerships Program (CIPP) Part of BikeBC, a 50/50 cost-sharing program between the Province and local governments, the CIPP helps communities with smaller-scale cycling infrastructure projects, such as...

Hub for Active School Travel

HASTe was a hub for groups taking action on reducing school transportation emissions, linking active living with green living. HASTe shut down in 2020, but many of its resources are still available through the archived version of its website.

ParticipACTION Network

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Canada’s Physical Activity Guidelines

Guidelines and resources for the physical activity needs for all family members. Includes links to promote healthy living. – Healthy Families BC

E-Courses for Local Governments and Parks and Recreation Professionals

Three self-paced e-courses on delivering recreation programs to vulnerable populations, and the links between social inclusion, recreation, and engaging the “hard to reach” in parks and recreation opportunities. – BC Recreation and Parks...

Walk BC Initiative

Step by step tools and resources to a healthier life. ­– BC Recreation and Parks Association

Physical Activity Strategy

BCHLA recommends and provides resources for a number of physical activity strategies. – BC Healthy Living Alliance (BCHLA)

Walking Challenge & Toolkit

A toolkit to support the design of programs to get people walking. – Healthy Families BC

Templates for Shared-Use Agreements

Template agreements for school districts and local governments seeking to increase use of school district amenities for recreation. – BC Schools Protection Program