The Reading Line is hiring
From L-R – Park People policy coordinator Jake Tobin Garret and reading line co-organizers, Amanda Lewis and Janet Joy Wilson Thanks to the generous support of the Toronto Arts Council, our friends at the The Reading Line are offering two positions, in … Continue reading
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Tagged activists, Bathurst, Bloor, cycling, Don River, employment, Green Line, job listings, reading, The Reading Line, Toronto, writing
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TTC gears up to better serve cyclists
By Amelia Brown Most of the improvements to a cyclist’s commute are achieved after hard work and years of campaigning. We don’t get bike lanes, protected lanes, reduced speed limits or side guards on trucks unless we fight for them. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bathurst, bike repair stands, Bike share, Davisville, Downsview, Dupont, Finch, Keele, Kennedy, Kipling, Pape, Presto, Spadina, TTC
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Queens Quay Cycling Detour Update
A sign near the foot of Bathurst advises of Queens Quay eastbound road closure Queens Quay Cycling Detour Update Text and photos by Sarah Greene If you’ve taken your first trip to the Islands this year, or tried to bike … Continue reading
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Tagged Bathurst, bay, cara gibbons, clay mcfayden, cyclists detour, martin goodman trail, pam mcconnell, pan am games, Queens Quay, queens quay cyclist detour, queens quay east, queens quay west, Sarah Greene, Sherbourne, Spadina, waterfront toronto, waterfront trail
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dandyCommute series: around the Annex
dandyCommute #6 dandyhorse contributor Kaitlyn Kochany proves you don’t have to commute far to be dandy! Here’s her tour of the Annex on her way to her office (just south of Bloor and Bathurst). This is the sixth installment in … Continue reading
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Tagged Annex, art deco, Bathurst, bicycles excepted, Bloor, dandyCOMMUTE, dandyhorse, dandyhorse magazine, Dupont, Kaitlyn Kochany, ring and post, The Annex
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