A big group of cyclists attended the memorial today. We rode to the intersection, laid flowers, and had a minute of silence in the person's honour. A personal thank you to all who rode with us today, those who rode with us in spirit, and ARC for organizing the memorial.
We need safe passage on Toronto roads now.
Ghost bike
The memorial ride will leave from Bloor and Spadina at 9AM Thursday
May 29th. Bring flowers and ribbons.
Bike lanes please!
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Toronto Cyclist Union Launches!
Bells on Bloor 2007
Bells on Bloor is BACK!!!
On Sunday May 25th 2008 help us get ONE THOUSAND Bells on Bloor!
City of BicyclesBelow is an excerpt of John Pucher's taken from Momentum Magazine. I could not agree more although one could add many more initiatives based on conditions and practises in Canada.
This is the third of three articles on Active Transportation by Toronto-to-Orillia blogger, tucorides. He's given us permission to reprint them from over at Orillia Gets Active.
Tucorides says, "After having looked at why North America became an automobile dependent society, and what problems this has resulted in, today's article will look at active transportation as a sustainable way forward for North American cities in general, and Orillia in particular."
This is the second of three articles on Active Transportation by Toronto-to-Orillia blogger, tucorides. He's given us permission to reprint them from over at Orillia Gets Active.
Tucorides explains, "Article Two looks at the problems caused by North America's dependence on the automobile."
This is the first of three articles on Active Transportation by Toronto-to-Orillia blogger, tucorides. He's given us permission to reprint them from over at Orillia Gets Active. We will be printing the second and third over the next two days.
The petition-car, a car that's been collecting signatures down in Kensington Market, will end its journey down at Queen's Park. Read more of the Streets are for People's press release:
Toronto activist group Streets Are for People! will be making a special Earth Day delivery to Ontario's Legislative Building on Tuesday, April 22.
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