Greenbelt Route: A harvest-themed overnight cycling tour
Photo features Emilia Hurd, cycling in Durham. Photo Courtesy Kevin Cooper This post was originally published October 7, 2015 from the Tales from the Greenbelt blog, on Greenbelt.ca. by Kevin Cooper The Greenbelt Route is now a reality — I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, Blackwater, cannington, cycling routes, Durham, Emilia Hurd, fall, farm, Friends of the greenbelt, Ganaraska Forest, Glen Major Forest, Greenbelt Route, Greenbelt Walks, harvest, Kevin Cooper, Lake Simcoe, Mt. Albert, Musselman's Lake, Pefferlaw, Udora, Zephyr
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dandyhorse end of summer newsletter is here
Illustration by Jeff Carson. dandyhorse’s monthly newsletter is here… and end of summer is near! Never fret though, fall is one of the most beauteous seasons for biking. Read our latest newsletter here. Sign up for future newsletters here. Come … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, bike lanes, Elizabeth May, equity issue, fall, new issue, newsletter, St. Joe's charity cycle ride, Word on the Street
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Bike Spotting at St. George and Hoskin: Is bike policy an important part of your vote for mayor?
Photos by Jeff Carson, Interviews by Jenna Campbell and Jeff Carson We hit the streets on election day to find out how big a factor a candidate’s bike policy was for voters. Sophie Yeah I will be voting for sure, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, Bike Policy, Bike Spotting, election, fall, Hoskin, Mayor, october
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dandyhorse October newsletter
Image of mayoral candidates profiled by dandyhorse for the municipal election. Well dandies, it’s been a long campaign and a busy fall season, but the election is finally upon us. If you’re still trying to make up your mind about which mayoral … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, dandyhorse newsletter, election, fall, newsletter
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Clay and Paper’s 14th Night of Dread, Volunteering with the Kids
Clay and Paper’s 14th annual Night of Dread is coming up on Saturday, October 26th Story and photos by David Keogh. If you do not know about Clay and Paper Theatre, you really should. Founder & Artistic Director David Anderson (above Left) … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Spotting, bikes and family, clay and paper, community, day of dread, Dufferin Grove, fall, halloween, puppets
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