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Since 1991, BEST has facilitated access to sustainable transportation for people across British Columbia
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WALKtober concludes! Join us and Hogan's Alley Society on Oct 25th in Strathcona!
Our fourth and final Walktober walk, Reclaim Space: Hogan’s Alley Society x BEST, invites you to explore the heart and history of Vancouver’s first Black Community. Learn about former residents, visit significant sights in Hogan’s Alley and Strathcona, and gain insight into the current work Hogan’s Alley Society is doing to reclaim the space.
Open to all ages and abilities! RSVP NOW on Meetup or Eventbrite.
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WALKTober keeps moving! Join us on Oct 18th in Vancouver!
Walktober continues this fall! Join us for an accessible 4.5KM walk around the False Creek Seawall to the Vancouver Art Gallery and discover how the simple act of walking can transform public space into a platform for a collective voice for the public and the role walkable infrastructure can play in encouraging that expression.
Open to all ages and abilities! RSVP NOW on Meetup or Eventbrite.
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WALKTober continues! Join us on OCT 11th in New Westminster with Diwali Fest!
WALKtober keeps fall moving, with New West Wander: Diwali Fest x BEST WALK to help celebrate the biggest, brightest and most popular event on the Indian Calendar. Join us for an accessible 4KM wander along the waterfront BC Parkway path, taking in the Fraser River views, and ending at the Anvil Centre to join in the celebration of art, music, dance and storytelling. Open to all ages and abilities, it’s the perfect time to light up Fall together! RSVP NOW on Meetup or Eventbrite and learn more about Diwali Fest here!
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WALKTOBER is back! Join the first walk on Oct 4 at Stanley Park!
Walktober returns this October with weekly guided walks across Metro Vancouver, celebrating community, nature, and sustainable mobility. Open to all, these walks are a chance to connect with others while exploring new neighbourhoods.
The season kicks off with Stories in the Trees: Stanley Park Walk — a 4 KM accessible journey through ancient paths, towering trees, and the park’s cultural and natural history. RSVP NOW on Meetup or Eventbrite.
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Join us to walk through time: Burnaby Lake walk on Sept 27th!
This will include a walk along the Cottonwood Trail and explore the former glacial landscape of Burnaby Lake. Attendees will have the chance to connect with others, enjoy a peaceful stroll through trues, and learn about the area’s significant wildlife presence. RSVP NOW on MeetUp or Eventbrite
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Join The Grand Parade Walk on Sept 20!
Living Streets and Seniors on the Move are coming together to bring The Grand Parade to our city in partnership with Blue Sea Foundation. This isn’t just a walk, it’s a national movement to honor seniors, strengthen intergenerational ties, and create meaningful change. And of course, no walk is complete without great company, stick around after for some free tasty bites!
Parade walk starts at 11 AM at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Kitsilano. Sign up via Meetup or Eventbrite.
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Throughout history, walking has played a central role in grassroots movements. It’s a simple, accessible, and potent tool of “the people” to build political momentum. From student walkouts and labour strikes, to protest marches, demonstrations transform the public space into a platform for the collective voice. At rest, public spaces afford us the opportunity to socialize, play, unwind, and connect with community. But when politically activated, those same streets and sidewalks become platforms for change. Learn more about the connection between walkability, public infrastructure, and political agency in this blog!