Die-in at City Hall for Safe Streets
Die-in at City Hall Advocates demand safer streets for all by Jun Nogami Tonight, March 22, 2018, advocates for safe streets held a die-in at City Hall. About 200 people turned up to lie down. Organized by Friends and Families for … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Law, city hall, Die-in, FFSS, Friends and Family for Safe Streets, pedestrians, protest, safe streets, Vision Zero
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Flashback Friday: Stop Harper!
illustration by Trevor Goodwin As the federal election draws nearer, the now-familiar fear of electing a Harper-led government becomes clearer. This story from our Summer 2012 Youth and Employment issue is about Brigette DePape. In June 2011, Harper had just … Continue reading
Bike Spotting Rob Ford out protest June 1, 2013
Check out our latest Bike Spotting interviews from the Rob Ford Out protest at Toronto City Hall June 1. Our Bike Spotting team went down to the Rob Ford Out of office protest at City Hall on June 1 … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, bike lanes, Bike Spotting, city hall, democracy, election, jarvis, Mayor, municipal, municipal politics, protest, rob ford out, safety, spring issue
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Jarvis bike lane removal protest…continued
Photos by Martin Reis and story by Sarah Greene Photographer and cycling advocate Martin Reis was on the scene on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday as protesters and activists concerned about safety for cyclists tried to halt the removal of the … Continue reading
Toronto Cyclists Protest the Jarvis Bike Lane Removal – Day 2
Story and photos by Kyuwon Kim, November 13, 2012 When the paint-removal-and-buffing trucks arrived on Jarvis Street in Toronto this morning, workers were greeted by protestors for the second consecutive day. Toronto cyclists and concerned citizens came together yesterday (November … Continue reading
