Toronto Icycle Bike Race Throughout The Years in Photos
Toronto Icycle Bike Race Throught the Years in Photos The Icycle bike race is a long-standing yearly tradition in Toronto. Here are some of the highlights in photos from the past few years. We’re looking forward to the race this … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, archive, Bicycle Ice Race, biking, ice bike race, ice race, icycle race, The Bike Joint, winter biking
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Ordinary Spokes volunteer wants to see everyone on a bike
dandyARCHIVE: Melody McKiver Ordinary Spokes volunteer wants to see everyone on a bike Story by Tammy Thorne Illustration by Irma Kniivila ~ This story first appeared in issue 9, our youth and employment issue from 2012 ~ When I started … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, archive, bike lanes, Bike Sauce, bikes, decolonizing, equity, First Nations, Melody McKiver, Ordinary Spokes, St. John's, women, youth
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dandyARCHIVE: Curb Your Enthusiasm – no snow clearance in bike lanes
Plowed, ice-filled snow blocks the College Street bike lane east of Spadina in the winter of 2008. Photo by Martin Reis. ~ This story was originally published in February 2012 as part of our dandyWINTER issue that year. ~ CURB … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, 2014, archive, bike lanes, Calgary, clearing bike lanes, Edmonton, not Toronto, Ottawa, snow, snow routes, Winnipeg, year round cycling
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dandyARCHIVE: Scenes from Icycle 2010
Jim “The Ice Bear” Kuz, Matthew Domoney and Sean Thompson race. These scenes from the 8th year of the annual bicycle ice race (sometimes called Icycle) were taken at Dufferin Grove Park by Vic Gedris and appeared in our Spring … Continue reading
Q&A with Lucas Brunelle on the making of the film Line of Sight
Benny Zenga filming Lucas Brunelle on the Brooklyn Bridge for the making of Line of Sight. In the liner notes for the new documentary “Line of Sight” there’s a photo of Lucas Brunelle wearing a cast with this quote: “I … Continue reading
