Island Pathways is a Canadian registered charity incorporated in British Columbia as an non-profit society.
Our Constitution & By-Laws are available here as a PDF.
To learn more about membership please visit our Membership page
Board of Directors
Island Pathways Board of Directors are all volunteers, receiving no pay or contract work for their service. Board meetings are held monthly, sometimes with a summer month and December off, sometimes not. Welcome to our 2023-2024 Board of Directors.
Luke Campbell, elected chair Nov 2024, a film professional with a strong love cycling and desire to expand active-transportation and also sits on the Vancouver Bike Hub committee. He previously served as a Salt Spring Transportation Commissioner. In 2023 he took over as Treasurer and upgrading Island Pathways to fully electronic recording keeping and automated membership/donor systems.
Naomi Tweddle joins us from the cycle salt spring committee, another great active transportation advocate for our youth & community park. After a successful year on our board leading our strategic planning retreat she agreed step up as vice chair.
Bob joined the Island Pathways board in 2014 October and became President from 2023-2024. He immediately took over as chair of the Bicycle Working Group. He brings a keen, informed interest in the economic advantages of creating a community rich with walking/cycling/mobility-aid opportunities.
Steve New joins us from the Cycle SaltSpring Committee, wit the desire to make cycling safer for all ages, he vast experience in intergovernmental affairs with the bc government during his time as COO of BC Transit.
Wendy joined Island Pathways board in 1997. She sits as our Past President and was a long standing Vice President. She has with our programs getting 36 bike racks on island, assists Helmets for Life fittings and bike rodeos, and coordinated Heritage Map production, sales, and displays as posters on island and ferries.
Peter Meyer joins the board representing Partners Creating Pathways committee, representing the passing of the torch from the longstanding chair the amazing Jean. Peter experience on salt spring also included vice chair of the Transportation commission.
Simon Rompre, a 30+-year Salt Springer, joined the board in 2021 November. He’s a dedicated cyclist with strong and growing connections with the local cycling community. He’s keen to improve cycling knowledge and safety, especially with ever-more bicycles, including e-bikes, on our roads, we thank him for taking on the position of Secretary.
Margaretha has been with Island Pathways since 1997. She was the engine behind our Helmets for Life Program, is now part of the Cycling Salt Spring committee. Since 2001, she’s fitted 700+ precious Salt Spring elementary students with quality helmets for $10 cost to students, with community supporters picking up the rest of the cost. She taught bicycle-riding skills and held numerous Bike Rodeos, some of them with RCMP help.
Robin Jenkinson
Outreach Contractor for the Salish Sea Trail / Salt Spring Regional Trail. Contact robin@islandpathways.ca.