News
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We're hiring a Program Assistant!
Join our tight-knit team that sees cycling as a gateway to a healthy environment, economic prosperity, stronger communities, better mental and physical health, equity, and fun.
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Open Letter to Premier Ford RE: Expanded Police Powers, Impacts to BIPOC's, and Closure of Park Amenities
We are writing with regard to the expansion of police powers issued on April 16, 2021 and Ontario Regulation made under the Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020, Amending O. Reg. 82/20 to express our deep opposition.
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We're hiring an Engagement Coordinator!
Join our tight-knit team that sees cycling as a gateway to a healthy environment, economic prosperity, stronger communities, better mental and physical health, equity, and fun.
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Let's Make the Bike Boom Permanent
People want to bike more. We want to make that happen and we need your help.
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Advocacy Committee: Call for New Members
Apply to join the Advocacy Committee - deadline is April 12, 2021
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Spring Spruce Up: How to ABC Safety Check your bike
Whether you’ve been riding all winter, you’re getting your bike out for the first time in a while, or you regularly ride there are a few simple things you can do to make sure your bike is ready to ride… it’s as simple as ABC.
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Keep ActiveTO on Lake Shore W, Support a Complete Street on Yonge, 2021 projects & more
Yesterday, the City released its agenda for the Infrastructure and Environment Committee (IEC). It shows what we can expect from both temporary ActiveTO projects and permanent cycling projects proposed for this year.
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Expanding ActiveTO Major Road Openings
We're calling on the City to reintroduce ActiveTO Major Road Openings and expand them equitably. Where are we proposing and how can you help.
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Message from Executive Director Keagan Gartz
Reflections on 2020 and cycling in Toronto
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ActiveTO, Bike Lanes, and Low-Stress Cycling
If you’ve had a chance to ride your bike in any of the new bike lanes installed last summer through ActiveTO, it’s easy to see just how much more comfortable these streets are to ride your bike on. Now, a new research paper backs this up.