June is Bike Month in Canada
Bike events across Canada celebrate everything velo! If you’d like dandyhorse to cover your bike event, drop us a line at info@dandyhorsemagazine.com Story by Cayley James Toronto — Toronto’s Bike Month has evolved from a single Bike to Work Day in 1998 to become one … Continue reading
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Bringing Cyclists Together in Ward 28
Inspired by last year’s Parkdale-Roncesvalles Cycling Town Hall in Ward 14 and Ward 30’s bike summit in 2013, Cycle Toronto’s Ward 28 group hosted their own town hall. Story and Photos by Robert Zaichkowski – May 6, 2017 On May … Continue reading
WARD 28 Events for Bike Month!
Are you ready for Bike Month Toronto? The calendar is filling up with amazing rides, panel discussion and cycling related activities. Ward 28 (Toronto Centre – Rosedale) has a couple of very exciting events lined up. On Thursday May 4, … Continue reading
Cycle Toronto AGM 2017
On March 30 Cycle Toronto had its annual general meeting to celebrate a year of good work and look ahead to the future of cycling in the GTHA. Cycle Toronto’s Jared Kolb Cycle Toronto AGM 2017 at the Garrison Story … Continue reading
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Mikael Colville-Andersen: Building City Streets to Move People (on Bikes)
Image courtesy of Ontario Good Roads Association Mikael Colville-Andersen: Building City Streets to Move People (on Bikes) Story by Albert Koehl Photos by Wayne Scott The dilemma for Toronto’s cycling community was on full display Monday night during a presentation by … Continue reading
