Open streets coming to Toronto?

Pedestrians and cyclists alike may soon get their chance to take over a major street in Toronto, if only for a few days during the... Read More

Ottawa

Ottawa’s attempt at a city ‘gateway’: Forget the concrete and steel, there’s a hole in that bridge!

As the arguably least impressive portion of Ottawa’s ceremonial route – which rushes dignitaries from the airport to their... Read More

Amsterdam may be seen as a cyclist’s paradise today, but it wasn’t always so. Around the midway point of the century, the Dutch were... Read More

Edmonton

Traffic circles are a distinctive part of Edmonton’s history. Common in Europe, circles were rare in North America, especially out... Read More

Porous asphalt can reduce noise pollution and flooding because its low density makes it very absorbent. But there’s a downside... Read More

Toronto

While Moscow can’t be described as a pedestrian-friendly city (see below), it is expanding its pedestrian zones with remarkable... Read More

Toronto

As night descended on MacGregor Playground on Oct. 29, cyclists clad in ghoulish garb rallied in support of Lansdowne Ave. bike lanes... Read More

Atlantic

It’s no question that Nova Scotia’s roads come in all shapes and sizes, sometimes lacking shoulders, sidewalks, and not to mention... Read More

Toronto

I’d like to pose an impolite question to the talented officials at Waterfront Toronto (WT) and their dedicated colleagues in the... Read More

Edmonton

Recent maps of parking amenities in Winnipeg and Detroit got me thinking: what does downtown Edmonton’s current parking... Read More