Toronto needs protected intersections now
Why Toronto needs protected intersections now Story by Robert Zaichkowski This year has been a tragic one on Toronto’s roads with seventeen pedestrians and four cyclists killed during the first six months of this year. Many of these tragedies – including … Continue reading
BIKE MINDS storytelling event launches with theme of Belonging
Belonging at BIKE MINDS Story by Derek Rayside, Photos by David Keogh Belonging was the theme of the first BIKE MINDS event on January 17, 2018. Organized by Matt Pinder and Michelle Kearns, BIKE MINDS is a bicycle-themed storytelling event where guests share inspiring … Continue reading
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Public works moves Bloor bike lanes forward to council
Story and photos by Robert Zaichkowski – Crossposted from Two Wheeled Politics A year and a half after the Bloor bike lane pilot project was debated at the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee, the committee endured a six-hour session to … Continue reading
Pedalling in the Electric City
Peterborough’s George Street bike lane currently sports bollards and planters. Peterborough used to be known as “The Electric City” but could it become a pedalling paradise? by Tammy Thorne ~ A shorter version of this story appears in Electric City … Continue reading
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