New research on winter cycling from Ryerson
Photos by Clifton Li courtesy of Ryerson University. New research on winter cycling from Ryerson Raktim Mitra, Associate Professor School of Urban and Regional Planning at Ryerson University and Tamara Nahal, Masters of Urban Development program at Ryerson, recently published a … Continue reading
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Tagged bike infrastructure, bike lanes, bike studies, downtown Toronto, Ryerson, Ryerson University, winter cycling, women, women and cycling
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Six Things We Learned from Ryerson’s Cycling Report
Six Things We Learned from Ryerson’s Cycling Report Here’s what you need to know about cycling patterns in the GTA. By Cayley James ~ This story originally appeared on Torontoist. ~ Ryerson University recently released a report that is the … Continue reading
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Still we ride? A review of Critical Mass in Toronto
Critical Mass in Toronto during sunnier, more well-attended times. Photo by Martin Reis. Still we ride? Critical Mass is going strong around the world. So why are Toronto’s numbers dwindling? Guest blog by Brennan Doherty Photos by Martin Reis
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Tagged activism, bicycles, bike lanes, bikes, Chris Carlsson, CM, critical mass, Group rides, journalism student, Martin Reis, mass, protected bike lanes, Ryerson, separated bike lanes, strength in numbers, to protest or not to protest, traffic, we aren't blocking traffic we are traffic
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Bike Spotting at Ryerson: Is your outfit sustainable?
Interviews by Tammy Thorne and Jenna Campbell, photos by Claire McFarlane At dandyhorse magazine it’s no secret we love bikes, but we also love fashion! Fall fashion is so fab. We also have climate change on the brain with the … Continue reading
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Tagged air horn, bike lanes, Bike Spotting, environment, fashion, green, H&M, Heels on Wheels, Ryerson, sustainable fashion
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Ride For A Dream 2014 will ride to Montreal to help end violence against women
Ride For A Dream 2014 will ride to Montreal to help end violence against women By Claire McFarlane Photos courtesy of Ride For A Dream This year, the Ride For A Dream bike-a-thon that strives to end violence against women … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, bike lanes, charity ride, ending violence against women, Montreal, Ottawa, Ryerson, Toronto
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