Healthy Workplace, in partnership with C.U. Cycling, is offering a drop-in mini-fair where you can get your bike tuned up just in time for cycling season and learn some valuable information and tips on cycling! There will be a variety of exhibitors from around the community with tons of great cycling information, demonstrations and the latest cycling gear.

The event will take place from 11:00am – 2:00pm beside the GSA’s bicycle tune-up station (next to the Architecture Building, between the UC and Canal Building).

Bring your bike along to the event for some hands-on help with a tune-up. We hope to see you there!

Exhibiting groups include:

Escape Bicycle Tours​, who offers guided, fully-supported bicycle tours to urban and rural destinations in the Ottawa, Ottawa Valley, and the Outaouais area.

Capital Vélo Fest, a non-profit organization with the mission to “Inspire People of All Ages to Ride a Bike More Often”. They will have SMOOCH, the bicycle powered smoothie machine, colourful lights that glow in the dark to make your bike visible and tickets for the Tour La Nuit at a special discounted price for the mini fair.

Safer Roads Ottawa, a partnership between Ottawa Fire Services, Ottawa Paramedic Service, Ottawa Police Service, Ottawa Public Health and the Public Works Department!

Parks Canada Outdoors Club of Carleton, We are the Parks Canada Outdoors Club of Carleton and our main goal is to get people interested and active in outdoor activities. We host day and multi-day backpacking, canoeing, kayaking and snowshoeing trips throughout Ontario and the surrounding area. As well as much more localized activities like slack-lining and picnics in the parks around Ottawa!

Carleton University Student Association (CUSA), the representative body of all undergraduate students attending Carleton University.

Citizens for Safe Cycling, a membership-based non-profit association working to promote safe and efficient cycling in Ottawa.

OPIRG Carleton, a centre for student organizing on campus. They support initiatives to fight discrimination and works closely with vulnerable communities to work towards meaningful change on campus and in the community.

The Otesha Project, a national youth-led charitable organization that uses experiential learning, theatre and bicycle tours to engage and empower Canadians of all ages to take action for a more equitable and sustainable world.

RightBike, a social business that provides jobs and training for individuals in the community who are working to overcome barriers to employment. They deliver a community-based bike share service in Ottawa.