dandyARCHIVE: Bring back the citizen advisory committees at City Hall
Illustration by Warren Wheeler (from dandyhorse issue 2). This story originally appeared on blogTO in April, 2011 as “Why the cycling advisory committee should be saved” ~ If you think the new mayor should reinstate volunteer citizen committees that RoFo … Continue reading
Q&A with new Ward 20 City Councillor Joe Cressy
Photo of Joe, and his wife Nina Gorka, both daily cyclists, with their bikes in the Annex, courtesy of Joe Cressy’s office. Q&A with Ward 20 councillor Joe Cressy Story by Jeff Carson One of the few new faces joining … Continue reading
Critical Mass of cyclists in Toronto
An Ode to the Critical Mass of cyclists in Toronto On the last Friday evening of every month, cyclists unite all over the world to ride en mass through their cities, making the statement: “We aren’t blocking traffic, we are … Continue reading
TCAT hosts 7th annual Complete Streets Forum in Toronto
A Daniels Corporation rep describes aspects of some of the built form in the Regent Park redevelopment process. Photo by Daniel Rotsztain. TCAT brings focus to Complete Streets Story by Corey Horowitz and Matt Talsma Photos by Corey Horowitz, Daniel Rotsztain … Continue reading
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Talking Complete Streets with Nancy Smith Lea, Director at Toronto Centre for Active Transportation
Nancy Smith Lea at the Eastern Ontario Active Transportation Summit in Almonte, Ont. in May 2014. Photo by Justin Jones. Talking Complete Streets with Nancy Smith Lea, Director at Toronto Centre for Active Transportation Interview by Corey Horowitz The Toronto … Continue reading
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