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Cornwall finished second in Canada for Commuter Challenge

SeekersAdmin by SeekersAdmin
September 15, 2014
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Mocktails Award

Cornwall Ontario — Overall, the City of Cornwall finished in second place in Canada (behind North Vancouver) for communities of our size in the 2014 Commuter Challenge!

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​This was a successful partnership between the City of Cornwall, Transition Cornwall+ Active Transportation Group, and the Eastern Ontario Health Unit. Other supporters included Cornwall transit, Total Cyclery and Sports, Bicycle World, Mocktails Patio and Kalrim Sports and Cycle.

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Prizes were awarded for: most fuel saved; most CO2 avoided; most modes of active transportation used; most Transit use; and most Twitter participation. Two grand prize winners, Lori Loseth and Matthew LeDrew, were selected for having completed the most trips using a bicycle. The winners were each awarded a commuter bicycle donated by Bicycle World and Total Cyclery and Sport.

“Thanks to all those who participated. We look forward to even more participation next year so save the dates – May 31 to June 6, 2015”, says The Active Transportation Team.

 

 

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