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What We Do

We Create Trails, Car Stops, & Public Transit Options

  Our priorities are to :
 

Work with Pender Islands Parks and Recreation Commission [PIPRC] to build a pedestrian path from

Danny Martin Park to the School. Phase I in progress.


Work with local land owners to build a contiguous path 
from the Driftwood Center to the Community Hall.


Identify the highest risk transportation areas on the 
Pender Islands and assess alternatives for improving safety.


Maintain the existing trails  built by MAP (including  Monty's Trail, Valley Home Farm Trail, Armdale Loop
and George Hill East Trail) as well as maintaining the Car Stops 
established by MAP in 2009

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MAP has has been instrumental in creating trails on private property  on Pender Island, facilitated by partnering with trail groups on other SGIs to provide liability insurance for landowners.

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MAP trails:  Monty's trail, Valley Home Farm trail, Armadale Loop Trail, George Hill East Trail, and Molly's Trail [in-the-works]

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Public Transportation
Taxi-Saver & Bikes

In 2017 MAP created a bus service, run and operated by  volunteers who dedicated hundreds of hours of their time to making the service a success.  When COVID hit the community in 2020 the service was discontinued, and the bus sold. 

As of 2024  

MAP,in conjunction with the SGI Neighborhood House and Lightning Taxi, runs a Pender Taxi Saver Program [https://sginh.ca/programs/seniors-programs-1/taxisaver/]. All Pender Residents 65 years of age and older and those with mobility challenges of any age are eligible to buy half price taxi vouchers for Lightning Taxi rides for on-island trips. Registration for eligible individuals can be done at the Neighbourhood House Office at the Driftwood, they are open Mon, Wed and Fri 10am to 4pm.

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