Cycle 4 St. Joe’s on September 27
Image courtesy of St. Joseph’s Health Centre Foundation Cycle 4 St. Joe’s on September 27 On Sunday, September 27, push some pedals to support great care in Toronto’s west-end community at St. Joseph’s Health Centre. The 4th Annual Cycle 4 St. Joe’s charity ride … Continue reading
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Bike Spotting on Adelaide – Do you support the bike lane extension?
Phillippe in the bike lane on the corner of Adelaide and Simcoe Bike Spotting on Adelaide – Do you support the extension of the Richmond and Adelaide bike lanes from University to Parliament? Interviews by Evan Morrison, photos by Claire McFarlane … 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
August newsletter is here!
Part of our coverage this month included bike spotting on Queen’s Quay, King street and lots of features from out latest print issue! dandyhorse August newsletter has arrived! You can read our July recap/August look-ahead here in our latest … Continue reading
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Bike Spotting on King Street – Would you like a pedestrian mall here?
Jon’s homemade top tube cover made with found materials. Bike Spotting on King Street – Would you like a pedestrian mall here? Interviews by Tammy Thorne, photos by Claire McFarlane In the latest issue of dandyhorse we reimagined what it might … Continue reading
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