Bikes and Beats presented by Charlie’s Free Wheels
On October 27 you should head over to the Paintbox Bistro at 555 Dundas St East for Bikes & Beats. A fabulous and and fun loving celebration all things music and bikes! Presented by Charlie’s Freewheels and curated by Toronto’s very … Continue reading
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Zen and the art of bicycle maintenance – for women
Illustration by Diana McNally Zen and the art of bicycle maintenance – for women Bike Shops can do more to gain women’s business By Tammy Thorne with files from Rhiann Moore A shorter version of this story is appeared in … Continue reading
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Feeding the community through bike-based delivery: Meals on 2 Wheels
Feeding the community through bike-based delivery: Meals on 2 Wheels by Tammy Thorne Volunteering never felt so good. Now in its sixteenth year, West Neighbourhood House’s Meals on 2 Wheels initiative brings food to those who need it, by bike. … Continue reading
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Flashback Friday: Race at the CNE
Flashback Friday: Race at the CNE in 1926 Photo from The City of Toronto Archives Bicycle race at the CNE. This photo shows the finish of a bicycle race, CNE on September 2, 1926. If you like bike races by … Continue reading
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The High Cost of Free Parking
Photo of a bike parking corral on College Street next to the bike lane. Bike-friendly city councillor Mike Layton had it installed where there was once a car parking spot. What is the cost of free parking? Hint: The word … Continue reading
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