A Vibrant Voice Proclaims a New Day for Toronto Cyclists
Toronto Cyclist Union Launches!
Tapping the Voice of the People (on Bikes)
The Globe and Mail got a head start on this story. Tuesday morning the bike union will be launched with the help of Mayor Miller.
Bells on Bloor Ride Sunday May 25th
Bells on Bloor 2007
Bells on Bloor is BACK!!!
On Sunday May 25th 2008 help us get ONE THOUSAND Bells on Bloor!
Ride of Silence 2008
From the Forum: Cycling, children, our streets
The EnigManiac writes:
Bike To School Week / Rescind Ball and Hockey Playing prohibitions.
Has anyone noticed that schools with a student body of 400, 500, 600 and more have shockingly low numbers of cyclists, often less than 1%, in spite of the fact that the vast majority of students live within blocks of the school?
Over the past number of years, I have studied the various schools my son has attended and ...
Where do we go from here?
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.
Almost May and still stuck in reverse?
(Bloor and Lansdowne/April 2008)
The TTC is back: what a relief. Too many cars on the road for sure. Cough, cough. Interestingly, the strike likely did a lot to promote bicycles as the perfect alternative to being stuck in a car or paying for the high cost of a TTC ticket or pass.
Bike Now
BikeNow
Photo taken at the Streets Are For People street closure on John street April 20th.
Streets are for People to deliver "petition-car" to Queen's Park
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.
Monday
Bike Lanes
Illustration by Amics de la Bici (Spain), with my translation.
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