Jul 27, 2026 · 41 min · 10 segments
Email Alex at alexwilliamsyyc@gmail.com to inquire about being a guest! Kyle Sorrenti and Alex Williams sit down to talk about education opportunities (for all road users) and the small things we can…
Kyle SorrentiGuestAlex WilliamsHostAnd I think that groundswell is something huge and something that the cycling advocacy is particularly good at because it is always about bringing people together, right? It is always about like, it's easy to, you know, if you want to get cycling advocates together, it's really easy to just be like, well, let's
It's that inner child, right? Like that inner child is like, hey, man, let's go for a ride.
And so you're you're you're appeasing that inner child and that playfulness and that joy.
Yeah, and actually, there's a bike lane I really want in your neighborhood as well.
And there's on 90th that goes by Beaverbrook High School and then Acadia Drive all the way through Acadia and then through Willow Park to Anderson Road.
That is slated for a multi-use path, as long as the funding is available for it.
And my biggest issue with it is, oh, it doesn't go all the way down to Canyon Meadows Drive, which is this huge gap.
I'm going to pull up a map here so that people watching the video on YouTube can see what I'm talking about.
So the bike lane or the multi-use path would go on Acadia Drive here, come down, and then it stops at Anderson Road.
All you need to do is build it through here, and then it connects to this great pathway network that we have in Calgary.
This is one of the... constant, constant issues that we have is like, oh, we're like almost there, right?
Almost, you know? So just that little bit of extra funding to get a bit more of a complete network, right? Because if you stop it here, Well, I kind of, you know, the people who live in this neighborhood can use it.
And I think that groundswell is something huge and something that the cycling advocacy is particularly good at because it is always about bringing people together, right? It is always about like, it's easy to, you know, if you want to get cycling advocates together, it's really easy to just be like, well, let's
It's that inner child, right? Like that inner child is like, hey, man, let's go for a ride.
And so you're you're you're appeasing that inner child and that playfulness and that joy.
Yeah, and actually, there's a bike lane I really want in your neighborhood as well.
And there's on 90th that goes by Beaverbrook High School and then Acadia Drive all the way through Acadia and then through Willow Park to Anderson Road.
That is slated for a multi-use path, as long as the funding is available for it.
And my biggest issue with it is, oh, it doesn't go all the way down to Canyon Meadows Drive, which is this huge gap.
I'm going to pull up a map here so that people watching the video on YouTube can see what I'm talking about.
So the bike lane or the multi-use path would go on Acadia Drive here, come down, and then it stops at Anderson Road.
All you need to do is build it through here, and then it connects to this great pathway network that we have in Calgary.
This is one of the... constant, constant issues that we have is like, oh, we're like almost there, right?
Almost, you know? So just that little bit of extra funding to get a bit more of a complete network, right? Because if you stop it here, Well, I kind of, you know, the people who live in this neighborhood can use it.
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