How not to fail at fall cycling
Photo by Hannah Spence How not to fail at fall cycling Story By Cayley James The muggy, salad days of summer are behind us. Now’s the time to don your cardigan, grab those warm beverages and take a stroll through the … Continue reading
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Green Transportation Means More Green for Local Businesses in Ward 14
Cycling advocacy group hosts community meeting, releases preliminary results of Parkdale Transportation Survey By Nicolle White Photos by Rob Zaichkowski and Nicolle White On April 7, 2016, Cycle Toronto’s Ward 14 advocacy group filled the auditorium of Parkdale Library with … Continue reading
Bike Spotting on King Street – Would you like a pedestrian mall here?
Jon’s homemade top tube cover made with found materials. Bike Spotting on King Street – Would you like a pedestrian mall here? Interviews by Tammy Thorne, photos by Claire McFarlane In the latest issue of dandyhorse we reimagined what it might … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, bike lanes, bike safety, Bike Spotting, cycling, dandyBLOG, infrastructure, King Street, King Street West, pedestrian malls, streetcars
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Phase Two of Toronto’s 10-year cycling plan renewal project invites input
Photo banner from the Toronto Cycling Network Plan website. Phase Two of Toronto’s 10-year cycling plan renewal project invites input By dandyhorse staff As part of phase two of Toronto’s 10-year Cycling Network plan city planners are asking residents of … Continue reading
Pothole Patrol: Call 311 and help make Toronto’s streets safer this spring
A dangerous, rocky ditch along the Queen East streetcar line. Pothole Patrol: How You Can Make Toronto’s Streets Safer It’s that lovely time of year again: the weather’s getting warmer, the snow is getting scarcer, the birds are chirping—but the … Continue reading
