Like all of us trying to find our way in the time of COVID, the Deanery Project has been searching for how it can best support our communities. Staying active, being outdoors and learning...
Saturday June 10th, 12:30- 18:00 A Deanery classic, the Bicycle Carnival returns this spring! With an emphasis on all-ages fun, skill building, and carbon-neutral transportation, the Bicycle Carnival is a fantastic combination of all...
This August 17-18 and 20-21 the Deanery Project will be running two day camps for children ages 6-10. The camps will focus on bicycle skills including: riding in a straight line, turns, hand signals,...
On March 14th, The Deanery Project came to Duncan MacMillan School, where ten of our Resource Team members taught interactive workshops to students in grades 7-9.
Last year, The Deanery Project hosted Women on Wheels, a weekend retreat for women to come together to learn cycling skills and enjoy group rides on the beautiful Eastern Shore. It was such a...
Last Saturday was one of the biggest events of the year at the Deanery Project: we hosted Rural Roots, a skill-sharing festival in which close to 100 people participated in sharing traditional rural skills...
You may have heard of “reskilling,” “upskilling” or “skill-sharing” lately, particularly from folks in the Transition Town movement. In the corporate world, reskilling means improving the collective skill set of your team.
The Making Tracks program is Nova Scotia’s #1 active transportation training program for children and youth. Since 2008, Making Tracks has trained over 5,000 youth and children in life-long active transportation safety and skills....
If you’ve been following our posts, you may have heard that the Bike Hub at The Deanery Project has received a generous grant from the Department of Energy through its NS Moves Program. Funding...
^ SATA cyclists adding some colour to the landscape. Last week we entertained a group of enthusiastic cyclists from the Shore Active Transportation Association (SATA). SATA’s mandate is to raise awareness about the need...
