Cycle Toronto Annual General Meeting 2018
Story and pictures by Jun Nogami Last night, March 22, 2018, was the night for Cycle Toronto’s annual general meeting. A pretty good crowd of over 100 gathered at the Garrison to talk bikes and find out who the four new … Continue reading
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Tagged AGM, annual general meeting, bike advocacy, Cycle Toronto, new board members
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Huge turn out for the 2018 Coldest Day of the Year Ride
Story and (most) photos by Robert Zaichkowski Huge turn out for the 2018 Coldest Day of the Year Ride With rides starting from all ends of the city, over 100 turn out to show support for year-round bike infrastructure No winter is complete … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, Adelaide bike lane, bike lanes, Bike lanes on the Danforth, bike ride, bollards, coldest ride of the year, Cycle Toronto, group ride, King Street, King Street pilot, protected bike lanes, Richmond bike lane, winter cycling is fun for everyone, winter ride
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Bloor Bikes WEST! Let’s talk about extending the Bloor bike lane westward on Sept. 18
Story by Robert Zaichkowski. Image by Hyedie Hashimoto. Back in January 2016, Cycle Toronto’s Ward 18 group hosted their successful “Bike Lanes Mean Business” event, which presented the economic benefits of cycling to a packed house at Ciro’s near Bloor … Continue reading
Photos from Open Streets Toronto on August 20, 2017
In case you missed it, the first Open Streets TO of 2017 was held on the morning of Sunday, August 20. The event closed down parts of Bloor and Yonge streets to car traffic in favour of pedestrians, cyclists, joggers, rollerbladers, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike lanes on Bloor, bikes, Bloor Street, Cycle Toronto, cycling, dandyhorse, fun, open streets, open streets toronto, Toronto
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Schools for Bike Lanes on Bloor
Students pose for their photo op. Educators and students gather to ask City Council to keep and extend the Bloor Bike Lane Story by Cayley James Photos by Jun Nogami On a perfect blue-skyed morning students, teachers and trustees gathered at … Continue reading
