Sun shines on new Woodbine bike lanes
Woodbine bike lanes open Sept. 10 with celebration of local cyclists and city councillors Janet Davis and Mary-Margaret McMahon.
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Chalifour, Lachance fail to advance to cycling finals
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – Dan Chalifour knew translating last year’s Parapan Am successes into Paralympic medals would be a big challenge. The 44-year-old from Ste-Jerome, Que. and his pilot, 29-year-old Jean-Michel Lachance of Quebec…
Brightly coloured bike lanes aim for safe cycling
There’s a new bike lane in Toronto and it’s eye-catching. The new lanes on Richmond and Adelaide streets are yellow, bright and bold to make them stand out for drivers — which should make cyclists feel safer….
Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton
Built of spruce wood imported from Siberia, the new cycling tracks at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton is set to be handed over to the 2015 Pan Am organizers on May 15.
Cycling seminar proves winter riding is possible
Winter may be inevitable, but the cold does not mean Torontonians need to give up cycling. Cycle Toronto’s Siva Vijenthira shared tips on how people can take up winter cycling in a recent seminar on winter cycling. This…
VIDEO: Toronto 2014 International Bike Show at Exhibition Place
The Toronto International Bike show just had it’s 28th annual edition last week at Exhibition Place’s Better Living Centre.
The GTA needs a 21st century transportation infrastructure
The TTC released that the projected ridership is expected to increase to 503 million next year. At the end of 2010 there were 477 million rides, up from a projected 462 million rides. With these figures wouldn’t it be fair to understand that transportation at all levels is going to increase?
Free bike clinic aims to get people moving on two wheels
Stephen Dolphin would be travelling on foot or hoping on and off the TTC the rest of the summer if it wasn’t for a free bike clinic near his east-end home. The 17-year-old says he’s grateful to the mechanics who fixed his bike at no cost at Main Square, the Danforth Avenue apartment complex where he lives with his parents.
Ward 35 candidates spar over unconnected bike lanes
The fate of the unconnected bike lanes in Ward 35 worries 82-year-old Bill McDonald.
So the retired firefighter took his concerns to the candidates at the Ward 35 councillors debate, hosted at the West Scarborough Community Centre last night.