There will be a proposal made to Cobourg Town Council on Monday, February 26 (the meeting begins at 4 pm in Council chambers at Victoria Hall) which outlines provisions for leasing Cycle Transitions approximately 2,000 square feet of space in the old Public Works building on King St west. Barry Thrasher, Director of Public Works will be making the proposal. The details have come about after many consultations with Mayor Gil Brocanier, Deputy Mayor John Henderson, Chief Administrative Officer Stephen Peacock and other town staff – all of whom have been extremely supportive and helpful!

Please come out to the meeting so that we can show Council strong support for the proposal (wear your CT shirt if you have one).

If Council approves the proposal, we at Cycle Transitions expect to re-open at the beginning of April just in time for the cycling season!!

Details: Council meeting on Monday, February 26, 4pm in Council chambers, Victoria Hall

Cycle Transitions got its start five years on September 8, 2012.  We’ve had a great run to this point and we’re looking forward to the next!  To help celebrate, we’re inviting all past and present members as well as supporters to a “pub night” at the Cat and the Fiddle (Covert St, Cobourg) on Thursday, September 28 starting at 7 pm. Please join us, have a bite to eat and/or something to drink, and share your stories of CT.

** Please note, food and drink will be available and can be paid with CASH ONLY (no credit or debit cards are being accepted at the Cat and the Fiddle presently). **

Where: Cat and the Fiddle

Date: Thursday, September 28

Time: 7 pm.

Thank you to our many volunteers who assisted us the past two Saturdays with packing up our shop and then loading it onto a semi trailer for storage. 

• Petra Hartwig
• Colin Bromley
• Colin Banfield
• Anita Macklin
• Randy Albon
• Bruce Williamson
• Sue Throop
• Shabbir Maju
• Frank Lutkes
• Dale Pierce
• Carmelo Amanta
• Geoffrey Honey
• Drew Johnson
• Mike Lackey
• Dave Singfield
• Roy Martin
• Paul Mills
• Jim  Breckinridge
• Bob Colquhoun
• Bruce Bellaire
• Rick Nonnekes

Cycle Transitions has moved out of the location we’ve enjoyed for the last five years.  It’s been a great five years of  being spoiled with great accommodations!  

Now we’re looking for new premises.  Quite a number of possibilities have been explored but nothing has been found that suits our needs at a reasonable cost.  A group of individuals continue the search and will, hopefully, find something in the next month or two.

All memberships are put on hold for the time being; once we’ve opened up in the new location, membership terms will resume again.