The Bicycle Sukkah
Photo by Bouke Salverda Bicycle Sukkah Story by Laura Trethewey ~This story was originally printed in issue 2 of dandyhorse magazine. ~ At the end of Parkdale’s Wilson Park Road sits a Victorian house and quaint garden overlooking the Lakeshore and Gardiner Expressway. With … Continue reading
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Octogenarian Joanne Young promotes pedal and people power
Joanne Young at her home in Parkdale wearing a “Moosonee Voice Of Women” sweater. She participated in a protest in Moose Factory against an Ontario hydro facility proposed there in the late 80s. Photo by Molly Crealock Forever Young … Continue reading
Dowling Avenue Bike Lane: Connecting Parkdale to the Waterfront
Artist’s rendring of the Dowling bikelane – courtesy of the City of Toronto Following up on the city’s proposed bike lane that will connect Parkdale denizens to the waterfront. Story by Robert Zaichowski On Wednesday, May 17, Councillor Gord Perks … Continue reading
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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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Green Transportation Means More Green for Local Businesses in Ward 14
Cycling advocacy group hosts community meeting, releases preliminary results of Parkdale Transportation Survey By Nicolle White Photos by Rob Zaichkowski and Nicolle White On April 7, 2016, Cycle Toronto’s Ward 14 advocacy group filled the auditorium of Parkdale Library with … Continue reading
