Halifax Cycling Coalition

@cyclehalifax.ca

The Halifax Cycling Coalition is dedicated to making Kjipuktuk / Halifax a better place to ride a bike. We are committed to equity & anti-oppression. linktr.ee/cyclehalifax

Ride with people new to biking to Shubie Park on August 7! This ride will be great for those building confidence in riding a bike in Dartmouth and checking out the views at Shubie Park. 📅 Friday, August 7 at 6:30 PM 📍 Meet at Dartmouth Commons on Wyse Road 🗺 Route details in the posters attached

A poster detailing the Shubie Park Trail Ride on Friday, August 7th, 2026, at 6:30 PM. The group will meet at Dartmouth Commons at Wyse Road.A poster detailing the route of the ride, with a total distance of 13.4 kilometres, 121 metres of elevation gain, and a maximum grade at 4.6 percent.

Gaza Sunbirds ride: A Tribute to Dr. Nouman Ali Join us on Sunday, August 9th, at 1pm, for a Gaza Sunbirds solidarity ride in tribute to Dr. Nouman Ali. Route TBD but it'll be flat, moderately paced, all wheels welcome ... bicycles, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, and more.

A poster presenting a memorial ride for Dr. Nouman Ali, a prominent cyclist and an avid advocate for Gaza and Palestinian causes, who tragically lost his life in a road accident, on Sunday, August 9, at 1 PM with the meetup point at Emera Oval.

🔧 Bike Maintenance Workshop in Dartmouth Hands-on bike care basics with Adam Travis. Learn cleaning, lubrication, how to spot wear, and general maintenance every cyclist should know. All levels welcome. 📅 August 6, 2026 @ 6-8 PM 📍 Starr Park, 58 Prince Albert Rd Only 16 seats available, RSVP now!

Alt text: A poster detailing the bike maintenance workshop on August 6, 2026 between 6 to 8 PM at Starr Park in Dartmouth. Only 16 seats available. Registration for this event is available on Eventbrite or cyclehalifax.ca/events.

Ride with people new to biking from EAC's Bike Buddy Program to Long Lake this weekend! This ride will be great for checking out the views at Long Lake Provincial Park. 📅 Saturday, July 25th at 9:00 AM 📍 Meet at Chain of Lakes Trail at Highway 102 Interchange 🗺 Route details in the posters attached

A poster detailing the 12-kilometre Long Lake Bike Ride on Saturday, July 25th, 2026, at 9 AM. The group will meet at Chain of Lakes Trail at Highway 102. A poster detailing the route of the ride, with a total distance of 12.5 kilometres, 110 metres of elevation gain, and a maximum grade at 4.2 percent.

🚲 Registration is open for August Learn to Ride! Whether you've never touched a bike before or you want to build confidence, we'll meet you where you're at. 📅 August 4, 6, 11 & 13 🕓 4:00 – 6:00 PM 📍 Location TBD Bikes and helmets will be provided for those in need. Spots are limited, sign up now.

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In memoriam: Dr. Nouman Ali, a member of Halifax's cycling community, was killed last week when a driver opened their door into his path on Strawberry Hill Street. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and everyone who is mourning his loss. 🕯️

In memoriam poster with black background and lit candles. Text reads: In Memoriam, Dr. Nouman Ali. The Halifax Cycling Coalition is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Dr. Nouman Ali, a member of Halifax's cycling community who was killed last week on Strawberry Hill Street when a driver opened their door into his path. Dr. Ali was a respected professor at Dalhousie University and, by all accounts, a generous and devoted member of his community. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, students, and everyone who is mourning his loss. Every person who rides a bike in this city deserves to get home safely. We extend our deepest condolences to all who knew and loved him.

Build your confidence in riding a bike with people new to biking from EAC's Bike Buddy Program along the Mainland North Linear Trail in Fairview! 📅 Saturday, July 18th at 9:30 AM 📍 Meet at Main Avenue trail entrance (near Trinity Anglican Church) 🗺 Route details in the posters attached

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Join us at Halifax Cycles for a hands-on bike care clinic with our friends at Halifax Cycles! 📅 Thursday, July 23 ⏰ 6:00 – 7:30 PM 📍 Halifax Cycles, 3600 Kempt Rd, Halifax NS Scan the QR Code for the registration link on Eventbrite, or find it on our events page on our website!

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Join us Saturday, June 20 (10am–1pm) at the Woodlawn United Church parking lot for a family-friendly Bike Rodeo celebrating all things active transport. Whether you’re on two wheels, three, or just along for the ride, there’s something for everyone!

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Join us at Halifax Cycles for a hands-on bike care clinic with our friends at Halifax Cycles! 📅 Thursday, June 18 ⏰ 6:00 – 7:30 PM 📍 Halifax Cycles, 3600 Kempt Rd, Halifax NS Scan the QR Code for the registration link on Eventbrite, or find it on our events page on our website!

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Our Annual General Meeting is happening June 2, 2026! Join us at the Halifax Central Library from 6:30 to 8:45 PM to hear from our team and help shape cycling advocacy in Halifax. 📍 Halifax Central Library, BMO Community Room 🕡 6:30 – 8:45PM Please RSVP by sending us a DM so we know to expect you.

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For every person attending there is probably five more of us who could not make it due to work, family, etc. But who hugely appreciate the effort made by organisers and attendees. Thanks all, thanks @cyclehalifax.ca

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So many #BikeHFX folks showed up for the I Light Halifax ride tonight. The marshals did a fantastic job keeping everyone safe. The organizers pulled off a great event. Thanks @cyclehalifax.ca and everyone that made this happen!

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This Sunday afternoon! Visit HCC to talk cycling infrastructure, or learn about the Cycling Guide app. Drop off your bike for safekeeping at our bike valet, get some bike maintenance from 12-2pm, get a bike fit from physio Adrian Wong from 2-4pm. HCC members can pick up their free anti-theft shield.

Poster for Agricola Open Street this Sunday afternoon. The image shows an idyllic scene with community members talking and three people riding bikes, all against a green background with curved paths and trees and the sun shining. All info is in the text post. HCC will be near the street closure at Cunard St.

HCC will be at Agricola Open Street Sunday, Sept 7 from 12-4 (near Cunard St). We will be offering a free bike valet, bike maintenance with Jenna from Halifax Cycles from 12-2pm, and bike fitting with physio Adrian Wong from 2-4. HCC members can also pick up their free Garage 529 shield. #bikehfx

Graphic for Agricola Open Street festival. HCC will be near the Cunard St. closure this Sunday, Sept 7th from 12-4. New this year, we will be offering a free bike valet, bike maintenance with Jenna from Halifax Cycles from 12-2pm, and bike fitting with physio Adrian Wong from 2-4. HCC members, can also pick up their free Garage 529 shield.

FREE Bike Maintenance Workshop Gain confidence to care for your bike & keep it rolling! Learn and practice the basics in this hands-on session. 📅 Aug 27th, 6PM, Albro Lake Beach. No experience needed. ✅ Free – spots limited! Sign up via link in bio.

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FREE Bike Maintenance Workshop Gain confidence to care for your bike & keep it rolling! Learn and practice the basics in this hands-on session. 📅 Aug 13, 6PM, Halifax Commons. No experience needed. ✅ Free – spots limited! Sign up via link in bio.

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Interesting interview with Councillor Cathy Deagle Gammon in Laker News. She says she stands by her July vote in favour of a 2-way bikeway on Morris Street, but if there’s new information brought forward she’ll consider that info. Also that she wouldn’t have run for council under a strong mayor

Deagle Gammon disappointed, but not surprised at Premier Houston's letter over HRM decision on Morris Street » The Laker News

FALL RIVER: Councillor Cathy Deagle Gammon was disappointed in the letter Premier Tim Houston sent the Halifax Regional Municipality regarding its Morris

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Bike lanes are just an excuse. Our local democracy is under attack. With Fillmore's track record, he hasn't earned our trust to be given more power. Local Democracy works! Write the mayor, the premier, your councillor and MLA.