Bike lane closed for Pan Am Games: City says no detour provided due to ‘short distance’ of inconvenience
A sign erected on June 25 indicates the closure of the Hoskin bike lane for two months. Key connector bike lane closed during Pan Am Games City says no alternate route provided due to ‘short distance’ of inconvenience Story and … Continue reading
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Bike lanes on Bloor on the back burner again?
Illustration by Ness Lee from our June 2014 issue. Note, the numbers in the illustration are no longer current due to the City’s new method of counting. One thing is constant though: Bike lanes are always something we’ll get “next … Continue reading
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Meet the City’s new cycling manager
Photos by Claire McFarlane Jacquelyn Hayward Gulati is the City of Toronto’s new Manager, Cycling Infrastructure and Programs, Transportation Services and comes to us from Mississauga where she worked for the City for seven years — the last four as … Continue reading
dandyhorse summer newsletter
Cover image for dandyhorse issue number 11 by Dushan Milic. We launched a new issue and now the dandyhorse summer newsletter is here with a big ol’ recap of what’s been happening on the dandyBLOG, the launch of the … Continue reading
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Revolutions in Sex Work: Legislating safety
Chanelle Gallant (left) and Monica Forrester are organizing a radical sex worker justice gathering this fall. Here they pose with some of the original (not-yet-demolished) buildings in Regent Park. This story is in our brand new issue of dandyhorse. Revolutions … Continue reading
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