Welcome
We are an interdisciplinary team of university researchers, city partners, and national organizations looking to catalyze the implementation of sustainable transportation interventions to support health, mobility, and equity outcomes in jurisdictions across Canada and Australia. Specifically, our research is focussed on All Ages and Abilities bicycle networks and Speed Management interventions.
Mission & Vision
Mission
To understand the key implementation factors for the scaling up and scaling out of sustainable transportation interventions across different municipal contexts, to support health, mobility, and equity goals.
Vision
To accelerate a dramatic increase in the number and diversity of people using sustainable transportation in Canada and Australia.
About
Implementation Science and Healthy Cities
Implementation science, used primarily in health care interventions, is focused on understanding how interventions or policies come about, how they can be translated to new contexts or scales, and who benefits. Applying and advancing implementation science in the realm of healthy cities offers an opportunity to support cities as they implement sustainable transportation interventions.
OUR RESEARCH
Objective 0
Define
This work is being led by Principal Investigator Marie-Soleil Cloutier and GIS specialist Tim Chevrier.
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Objective 1
Document
Objective 1 is led by Principal Investigators Dr. Jennifer Tomasone and Dr. Martine Shareck and Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Kaitlyn Kauffeldt.
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Objective 2
Examine
Objective 2 is led by Principal Investigators Dr. Anne Harris, Dr. Linda Rothman, and Dr. Andrew Howard with support from Master’s student Adam Awoke (TMU). Co-Investigators include Dr. Raktim Mitra (TMU), Brent Hagel (University of Calgary), and Dr. Brice Batomen Kuimi (University of Toronto).
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Objective 3
Advance Implementation Science
Objective 3 is led by Principal Investigators Dr. Sarah Moore and Dr. Alison Macpherson and Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Emily McCullogh, with support from Principal Investigators Dr. Daniel Fuller and Dr. Ben Beck and Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Lauren Pearson.
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Objective 4
Develop
Objective 4 is led by Principal Investigators Dr. Yan Kestens and Dr. Daniel Fuller.
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CapaCITY/É Equity Hub: One-Year Update
At CapaCITY/É, equity isn't just a research focus—it's a core value that we hope permeates every aspect of our work, from how we collaborate to how we design and conduct research, to the topics we choose to study, and how we report our findings. Our dedicated Equity...
INTERACT webinar
INTERACT - Assessing the impacts of urban change on health and equity Cities across Canada are making major investments in new infrastructure, like better transit and new cycling networks, to make it easier for people to get around without a car. These investments are...
Reflections from Attending SCAPPS
by Rayona Silverman, Objective 1 Research Assistant, Queen's University Hello from Winnipeg! I attended the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology (SCAPPS) Conference in Winnipeg to present some of the preliminary findings from the comparative...
Reflections on the Summer Training Institute
by Lúcio Gonçalves Lustosa From June 11th to 13th, we had the joy of participating in the CapaCITY/É Summer Institute in the beautiful city of Saskatoon; three days of intense activities and networking that changed the way we see knowledge implementation, active and...
Pedal Poll/Sondo Vélo webinar
Did you miss our webinar on Pedal Poll/Sondo Vélo? You can watch a recording on our YouTube channel. One of the barriers faced by advocates, planners and researchers in their work to advance safe cycling infrastructure across Canada is a shortage of reliable data on...
Winter Cycling Congress – Edmonton, AB
Last month, Meghan Winters, Karen Laberee, and Jen Malzer (City of Calgary; ITE Canada) hosted a session at the Winter Cycling Congress: “All Ages & Abilities” + “Always Available”? Let’s discuss. Our goal was to understand how AAA bicycle networks fared through...
Toward Inclusive Cycling Infrastructure; Disabling Problems and Creative Solutions
On March 5, we were treated to an interesting webinar from Prof Ron Buliung of the University of Toronto. Dr Buliung’s presentation shared case studies to explore instances where the design of urban infrastructure produces barriers and risky environments for people...