Table 2.

Linking the Interview Questions, a Prior Coding and Final Coding to the Webber Model Domains

Webber domains	Interview questions, linked to and informed by Webber domains	A priori and initial codes, informed by Webber model and first reading of transcripts	Final, most salient codes and themes, based on line-by-line coding and team analysis meetings
Mobility determinants: “Wedges of the cone” * Physical Psychosocial Environmental Financial	What gets you moving your body? Prompt for time, place, with whom What prevents you from moving your body? Prompt for barriers: cost; access; pain; physical ability, etc. If city planners could change one thing about your neighborhood, what would it be? Do you think that your neighborhood is walkable? Why/why not? Can you tell me about the transit system in your neighborhood? Prompt for cost; subsidized passes; use of transit.	Facilitators to PA and mobility: - Desire to maintain health - Friendships and social connections - Shops and services in neighborhood - Transit provides access Barriers to PA and mobility: - Pain - Domestic work - Enviro barriers - Cost	Walking for well-being Socializing with peers Same-language and culturally familiar activities Reliance on transit; gendered transportation; transit affords independence
Life spaces Home –> world	Please describe a typical day? A typical week? Prompts: where do you go? What do you do? Who do you see? How do you get there?	Room/Home Neighborhood Surrounding area Service community Surrounding area World	Home Community centers Neighborhood house
Outermost ring:	(In addition to above questions)
Gender Biography Culture	How would you rate your ability to communicate in English? Prompt for: communication difficulties; situations where they are able to use their first language, etc.	Communication difficulties; same-language activities	Same-language activities
	Do you think that (insert ethnocultural group here) people have physical activity habits that are unique? Do you think that you are more/less active than older, Caucasian Canadians? Why?	Cultural differences?
	What gets you moving your body? Tell me about your typical day/week. (from above)	Housework Domestic Work Walking not driving	Gendered work Gendered transportation
		Independence	A desire for independence and self- reliance

Note: PA = physical activity.

*Note that we did not include cognition in our model, one of the “wedges” in the Webber model. One of the exclusion criteria for the Active Streets Active People: Foreign-Born study was a diagnosis of significant cognitive impairment.