Bikes
The Meadoway: Realizing the power of connectivity
By Shawn Micallef
This article was first published in November in the Park People “10 Years Together in City Parks” series, and is... Read More
Motor make-believe
By Albert Koehl
Make-believe is a beautiful thing when you’re defending a car-dominated transportation system amidst a disturbing road casualty toll... Read More
The long history of cycling in Windsor, Canada’s Motor City
By Spacing
The Windsor Law Centre for Cities at the University of Windsor recently published a detailed history of cycling in Canada’s... Read More
Searching for Black history in Niagara-on-the-Lake
By Jacqueline L. Scott
We did the Black thing as we passed each other on the trail — nods of mutual recognition, a celebration that we are still here. I had... Read More
2021 Toronto Bike Plan Update: Does it Build Back Better?
By Robert Zaichkowski
The City of Toronto is currently working on the 2021 – 2023 Cycling Implementation Plan, which will come to the Infrastructure and... Read More
Scarborough’s First Bicycle Path – and the students behind it
By Albert Koehl
The university students behind Scarborough’s first bicycle path couldn’t have predicted that it would one day provide a lifeline to... Read More
REID: Is ActiveTO on life support?
By Dylan Reid
On a Sunday in the middle of May, I went for a bike ride along the south end of Bayview Ave., which was open to pedestrians and... Read More
REID: Yes exit
By Dylan Reid
It’s the kind of thing that has always hung out at the edge of our urban consciousness, that we used to occasionally notice and find... Read More
Progress during a pandemic – a cycling year in review
By Robert Zaichkowski
Toronto City Council approved a ten year bike plan in June 2016, which called for 335 kilometres of on-street cycling infrastructure... Read More
LORINC: 2020, a year of urban resilience
By John Lorinc
The answer to the “whither-cities” question that’s buzzed around the edges of pandemic punditry was never seriously in... Read More