Four Reasons Why Road Tolls are a Good Idea
Four Reasons Why Road Tolls are a Good Idea They’ll benefit everyone—motorists and non-motorists. This story originally appeared at Torontoist.com
Q+A with Copenhagenize urban planner James Thoem
Now that we have had some time to process the bad dream that was the American election results we can get back to fighting the good fight. The one about making cities more accessible and welcoming to cyclists. Earlier this week we … Continue reading
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Bike Spotting on Bloor: What do you think of the new bike lane? Part 2
Bike Spotting on Bloor: What do you think of the new bike lane? Part 2 Photos by Cayley James, interviews by Tammy Thorne and Cayley James We asked: What do you think of this new bike lane on Bloor? Check … Continue reading
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Elizabeth May on proportional representation: Interview by Dave Meslin
Illustration of Elizabeth May on an old fashioned trike by Jeff Carson, from our new issue. Four years ago, 15 million Canadians took time out of their day to vote in our federal election and four per cent of them chose … Continue reading
Ferry terminal designs ready for public feedback
Photo courtesy of Waterfront Toronto Five design proposals open to public March 16 The five shortlisted teams competing to redesign Toronto Harbour’s Jack Layton Ferry Terminal will unveil their proposals next week. This stage of the competition, meant to solicit … Continue reading
