About this Walk
The walk will explore how gentrification contributes to the displacement of Indigenous peoples, marginalized and gender-diverse folks and its impact on other local communities. We will also focus on the importance of historical or other landmarks can signal community efforts in ensuring reconciliation is achieved
- What would sustainable and collaborative development affect communities
- How landmarks such as Reconciliation Bridge shows some sign of the city working towards the call to actions for truth and reconciliation
Quadrant: NE
Meeting Place: The Women's Centre Calgary
Walk Duration: 1.5 hour(s)
Areas of Interest: History | Environment | Indigenous Community | Neighbourhoods | Food |
Accessibility: Busy Sidewalks, Fun For Kids, Breaks Offered Along The Way
Led By: Nicole Colley-Lewis, Cathy Lynn
Inner City: No
About the Walk Team
Jane's Walks wouldn't exist without the help of our dedicated team of volunteers.
Walk Leader(s): Nicole Colley-Lewis, Cathy Lynn