Toronto VS Everybody the Mississauga edition
Image from manhar80 on Instagram. Toronto VS Everybody the Mississauga edition Mississauga’s new bike plan is bigger than your bike plan by Tammy Thorne “The worst part of my commute is probably Etobicoke – very little bike infrastructure,” says Bart Maclean, … Continue reading
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The Danforth Stripes Back
The Danforth Stripes Back by Jake Allderdice, from issue 6 Talk to someone from Canada’s east or west coast about the hills in Toronto, and you’re likely to get a raised eyebrow in response. Fact is, we’re pretty lucky … Continue reading
The awkward opposition to the Bloor bike lanes
Illustration by Warren Wheeler for dandyhorse magazine. The awkward ‘opposition’ to the Bloor bike lanes What’s all the ABBA noise about? By Albert Koehl The dilemma faced by local merchants who oppose the Bloor bike lane was obvious to cycling … Continue reading
Public works moves Bloor bike lanes forward to council
Story and photos by Robert Zaichkowski – Crossposted from Two Wheeled Politics A year and a half after the Bloor bike lane pilot project was debated at the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee, the committee endured a six-hour session to … Continue reading
Report shows Bloor business is flourishing with new bike lanes
Bloor Street, in the vicinity of the bike lane pilot project, is economically healthy and experiencing growth, according to a new report released on October 11, 2017, by the Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT). The study looked at four economic indicators – customer counts, … Continue reading
