Reflections on Bike to School Week 2017
The author’s daugther, above, is already looking forward to Bike to School Week next year. Bike to School Week 2017 is Becoming a Hallmark Bike Month Event dandyhorse contributor Sonya Allin says Bike to School celebrations this year were better … Continue reading
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How many cyclists have to be on Bloor for city councillors to make the bike lane permanent?
Do the numbers matter or is safety still trumped by cars, parking, and attitudes? by Albert Koehl and Chris Caputo Are the number of cyclists on Harbord and Bloor high enough to justify a bike lane on both streets? Are … Continue reading
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Toronto Ride of Silence 2017
A die-in at City Hall represents the death of cyclists and pedestrians in the streets following the 8th annual Ride of Silence in Toronto. Toronto Ride of Silence 2017 by Jun Nogami The Ride of Silence commemorates those whose have … Continue reading
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The Trans Canada Trail has become a dangerous hoax
The Great Trail Fail by Edmund A. Aunger ~ This story originally appeared in Alberta Views magazine on April 26, 2017 ~ Shortly after noon on July 29, 1985, a careless driver reaching for a dropped cigarette veered onto … Continue reading
