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From Christie Blatchford in the Globe and Mail on the cyclist death on behalf of the former Attorney General, a mainstream view that is surprising in its understanding of the power that motorists wield:

Friday is the Ontario Cycle Tourism Forum.

Justin Lafontaine last years iBikeTO Award, is the forum's director.

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From the desk of Tania of Momentum Magazine:

New in 2009, Momentum Magazine is pleased to introduce its Toronto edition - a special 16-page section devoted entirely to Toronto news, issues and local events. This is your chance to get involved! Momentum is looking for a Guest Editor.

Super fun. Funny. Highly entertaining!!! Thank you Benny and Lucas!!

The construction season is fast coming to a close. And as many of these construction projects end, the bike lanes are being put down. Just today I noticed that bike lanes have been installed on Royal York between Manitoba and Cavell; just the road markings and signage is missing. South Kingsway/Queensway Interchange (SKQI) is nearing completion and then bike lanes can be installed there, too. The same with the contra-flow lane on Stanley, and many other projects around the city.

Bikes on a GO BusMetrolinx' massive, $50 billion draft transportation plan was revealed this last week. "The cost of not proceeding with this plan would be higher than the cost of proceeding with it.