First Batch of 2022 Bikeways and the Yonge street pilot gets extended until 2023!
The past two days have been huge for fans of cycling and active transportation initiatives at City Hall!
ACTION: Support the midtown Yonge Complete Street pilot!
Opponents are calling on City Council for its removal, but these bike lanes are a crucial step towards building better streets that work for everyone.
Cycling Educators Wanted
Cycle Toronto and CultureLink are looking for Cycling Educators to deliver programs online and across Toronto.
Senior Advocacy Manager - Job Posting
Call for Nominees for Cycle Toronto Board of Directors, 2022
Nominations for Cycle Toronto’s Board of Director candidates are now open! Nominations close Tuesday, March 3, 2022 at midnight.
Winter cycling shouldn’t be this hard
Review of inconsistent and incomplete snow clearing in bike lanes from the past week
My first bike ride was in the middle of winter and I loved it!
What I discovered about winter cycling in Toronto is that the biggest difficulties are the ones that are there all year long
What does it take to get someone on a bike?
This year, I was excited to lead our effort to bring cycling engagement activities to all 25 wards in the city — a first for our organization. Through pop-up bike safety stations, Get Lit! bike light giveaways, and educational workshops...
2020 ActiveTO Permanent, 100 km of New Bikeways in Three Years
Yesterday was a big day for cycling at City Hall — loads of cycling initiatives were approved!
What does it take to build a culture of cycling?
When I moved to my new neighbourhood earlier this year, the culture of cycling was readily apparent; I could walk down the street and see people riding bikes in large numbers. I could see people like me getting around not just for fun, but...
Destination Danforth: The Final Push
City Council will decide this week whether to keep Destination Danforth
Scarborough Needs a Cycling Network: A Documentary
We found were many positives shared across these experiences — joy, health, utility, cost savings, and more. However, there was an equal amount of fear, danger, lack of safety, and the common knowledge that Scarborough roads take lives.
