May 2016 newsletter out now!
Photo by Vic Gedris It’s time for mayflowers and bike lanes, people! Our latest newsletter catches you up on cycling issues including the Bloor Street pilot project, alternative transportation in Parkdale and growing infrastructure in Ontario and Quebec. You can … Continue reading
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From the Horse’s Mouth: Councillor Ana Bailão on Expanding the Railpath and connecting bike lanes in Ward 18
Illustration by Ian Sullivan There’s so much to celebrate this spring. From last week’s council vote overwhelmingly in favour of the Bloor Street West bike lane pilot project, to new lanes popping up across the city, we see growing support … Continue reading
Rethinking suburban roadscapes: building rapid transit greenways
Image by Darnel Harris and Dennis Espino Imagine a road that not only supported a range of modes of transportation, but also helped clean up our waterways. It’s possible – and not all that difficult, according to Darnel Harris. Harris, who … Continue reading
Is today’s congestion yesterday’s sewage?
Photo by John Saunders Political gridlock once plagued waste planning in Toronto, too Opinion by John Saunders Debates about traffic congestion today echo fights from the 19th century about how to manage sewage in the city. In these ways, today’s … Continue reading
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