General

• Active 2010 [1]
• Active2010 Toolkits for community sport, recreation and fitness [2]
• Alberta Centre for Active Living [3]
• Alberta Recreation and Parks Association [4]
• Be Fit for Life Centres [5]
• Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance [6] (CAHPERD)
  officially changes its name to Physical and Health Education Canada (PHE Canada) - Sept 3/08
• Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute [7]
  • Evaluation of Physical Activity and Sport Opportunities [8]
• Coalition for Active Living [9]
• Go For Green. The Active Living and Environment Program [10]
• Healthy Canadians [11](ParticipACTION)
• Ice Dreams [12]
• Lifestyle Information Network [13]
• ParticipACTION [14]
• Physical and Health Education Canada [15] (PHE Canada)
• Promoting physical activity and active living in urban environments. The role of local governments. The solid facts. WHO Publication [15]
• Community Fitness Toolkit
  • The Checkup [16]
  • Who's on First [17]
  • Through their Eyes Only [18]
  • Through the Looking Glass [19]
• Provincial Fitness Unit [20]
• TrailPAQ [21]
• 2005 International Year of Sport and Physical Education [22](CAHPERD)

Walking / Pedometers

• Alberta Centre for Active Living Pedometer Information Sheet [23]
• Canada on the Move [24]
• Steps to distance conversion chart [25]
• Making Places For Healthy Kids [26]
• Walkable Edmonton [27]
• Walk to School Kit [28]
• 10,000 Steps Org [29]

Populations

• A Toolkit for Physical Activity and the Early Years [29](This Toolkit was designed to raise awareness about the importance of regular physical activity and healthy eating in children aged zero to six)
• Active Healthy Kids Canada [30]
• Active Kids, Healthy Kids (Nova Scotia) [31]
• Active Living Alliance [32]- For Albertans with a Disability
• Active Living Alliance [33] For Canadians with a Disability
• Active Minds. Active Bodies [33](This program is intended to encourage children to read and to have fun while being physically active.)
• Alberta Senior Citizens Sports and Recreation Association [34]
• Create a Movement [35] - For healthy eating and physical activity information for teens
• Everybody gets to play Community Mobilization Tool Kit [35](CPRA's Everybody gets to play™ is a national initiative to help make recreation more accessible to low-income families and their children.)
• Kids - Active Edmonton [36]
• Not Gonna Kill You [37][resource for youth seeking information on how to eat healthy and become and stay active]
• Open Doors for Kids [38]
• Parent and child reports of children's activity [39] (Statscan 2008)
  This article compares child reports of their physical and sedentary activities with those of their parents.
• Physical Activity and Women Aged 55 - 70 [40] (CAAWS)
• Physical Education Online [41]...
  (Physical Education Program for K - 12)
• Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth [42] (2008)
• Safe and Active Routes to Schools [43]
• Quality Daily Active Living (QDAL) Program [44] (CAHPERD)

Government Policy

• Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation [45] (formerly known as Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation)
• Canada's Physical Activity Guide [46]
  • Canada's Physical Activity Guide for Children [47]
  • Canada's Physical Activity Guide for Youth [48]
  • Canada's Physical Activity Guide for Older Adults [49]
• Guide to Healthy Eating and Physical Activity [50](PHAC)
• Health Education Authority: Mind, Body & Soul (UK) [51]
• Integrated Pan-Canadian Healthy Living Strategy [52]
• Pan-Canadian Physical Activity Strategy [53] - Coalition for Active Living
• Policy Influencing Toolkit [54]from Physical Activity Resource Centre
• Walk This Way [55] - PARC Workbook for Influencing Physical Activity Policy