We've got an update from John Routh of Don Watcher on the Lower Don construction between Queen and Lakeshore.
The Lower Don path has been closed since last year to fix the railway overpass as well as reroute the path so cyclists and walkers need no longer dip down to water level to get under the railway. It has been proceeding slowly but it looks like they are making good progress.
Squeeze on Lansdowne
Narrow Lansdowne
Lansdowne is due for a makeover. A lane of car parking is being taken out; the sidewalk widened; the main drive lanes widened; bike lanes being put in between Bloor and Davenport; and a boulevard of trees put in. And the residents are up in arms. Their message: never, ever touch our precious parking.
Tuesday's storm gave us all a reminder of the raw power of nature. There have already been a few big storms this year. Since our bike paths often run near rivers, heavy downpours can have an impact on our favorite car-free routes.
Things work a little differently in some parts of Europe. The northern parts stand out for their efforts to put a special priority on the bicycle. The photo shown is one of the first things you see when you arrive in the city of Leiden by train.
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