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With a combined program that celebrates Douglas Cardinal's Indigenous ancestry, Mr. Cardinal's keynote presentation will be followed by a REDx Intertribal by local aboriginal chef Shane Chartrand; and to close the evening, a discusion in the oral tradition.
Formerly a self-professed mountain bike snob, David developed a passion for commuter and shopping bikes after cycle touring in Belgium. In his role with the BIA, for the last 13 years he has been studying the integration of cycling infrastructure into business communities all over North America.
Blanka created the monitoring and evaluation program for Calgary’s downtown cycle track network pilot, which was made permanent in December 2016. Her goal is to increase people’s quality of life by offering everyday urban transportation options that are easy, safe, healthy and fun.
Dale is passionate about equitable and human-scale cities. He is a daily bicycle commuter and a well-known urban issues commentator. Before joining Councillor Druh Farrell to work on land use and transportation planning issues at Calgary City Hall, Dale served as the Vice President of Bike Calgary to advocate for quality cycling infrastructure, including the Centre City Cycle Track Network.
Kimberley was the president of Bike Calgary from 2013 - 2016, through the Cycle Track debates. She is currently the Bike Calgary Community Engagement Program City-Wide Coordinator, and sits in the board of Vélo Canada Bikes as Chair of the Marketing and Communications committee.
Peter is the President of the Beltline Neighbours Association. He helped co-found initiatives for a better city to advocate for safer streets for cycling, better public transit, and more affordable housing options.
Scott is a champion and proponent of micro-mobility solutions. He joined Lime in September 2018 , and helped create the first Canadian location for Lime. Scott works closely with the municipal and provincial governments to ensure Lime can meet some of the transportation needs of residents in Calgary and Edmonton.
Originally from the Netherlands, she’s practically born on a bike. Werna introduced the complimentary bike fleet for the guests of Hotel Arts and Hotel Arts Kensington seven years ago. She has been a proponent of the cycle track network in Calgary, which has made it easier and much safer for their guests to access all that Calgary has to offer on 2 wheels.