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Re-introduction of Vulnerable Road User Legislation at Queen’s Park

Posted on November 21, 2018 by dandy

Story and photos by Jun Nogami. On November 21, 2018, MPP Jessica Bell (University-Rosedale) re-introduced vulnerable road user (VRU) legislation as a private member’s bill. Bell, who is the transit critic for the NDP said, “This year is not yet over, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged art of distraction, bike lanes, Jessica Bell, Jun Nogami, NDP, ONDP, Ontario politics, Patrick Brown, road safety, Transport Critic, vulnerable road users | Leave a comment

Will Ontarians vote with their bikes?

Posted on April 30, 2018 by dandy

Will Ontarians vote with their bikes? New polling data shows support for cycling infrastructure investments As Share the Road rolled up it’s annual Ontario Bike Summit on April 18 this year, it released results of a new poll conducted by … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2018, Andrea Horwath, bike lanes, bike paths, bike trails, bikes, bikeways, connected network, election, everyone wants to bike, inter-city bike travel, investing in bikes, NDP, Ontario, protected bike lanes, provincial politics, share the road, urban transit | Leave a comment

Pedal power in parliament

Posted on October 9, 2015 by dandy

Photos of Olivia Chow on right by Rebecca Baran Pedal power in parliament: Olivia Chow Driving change from the Hill Story by Tammy Thorne from summer 2012 youth and employment issue of dandyhorse Youth apathy towards our political status quo is at … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged federal politics, national transportation strategy, NDP, Olivia Chow, Spadina, Toronto | Leave a comment

Pedal power in parliament: Olivia Chow

Posted on December 16, 2012 by dandy

Pedal power in parliament: Olivia Chow Driving change from the Hill Photos by Rebecca Baran Story by Tammy Thorne This story is from our Summer 2012 youth and employment issue of dandyhorse. Order it here. … Youth apathy towards our … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged bike lanes, Chinatown, Jack Layton, national, NDP, Official Opposition, Olivia Chow, parliament, public transit, summer 2012, Transit Strategy, Trinity-Spadina, youth, youth and employment | Leave a comment

Sign the petition to support the installation of new contraflow lanes in Toronto

Posted on December 5, 2012 by sarah

Photo by Martin Reis. Contraflow lane on Montrose. The aim of the bike lane was to provide a safer route for kids to get to the park and swimming pool. Sign the petition to support the installation of new contraflow … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2012, 2013, bike lanes, contra-flow, contraflow, Cycle Toronto, cycling strategy, dandyhorse, dandyhorse magazine, Highway Traffic Act, Jonah Schein, Martin Reis, Montrose, NDP, Ontario government, petition | 1 Comment

Re-introduction of Vulnerable Road User Legislation at Queen’s Park

Will Ontarians vote with their bikes?

Pedal power in parliament

Pedal power in parliament: Olivia Chow

Sign the petition to support the installation of new contraflow lanes in Toronto

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