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Leaside Life: Cycling campaigns put Leaside in a sweet spot

"Until recently, those of us living north of Bloor could only look on with envy at the network of safe cycling routes in the city core. Through Move365 Connect, Cycle Toronto aims to bring more protected and connected cycling infrastructure..."

Kingston Road Should Have Protected Bike Lanes: Hear from the community

Hear from community champions on what effect protected bike lanes on Kingston Road will have.

BlogTO: People in Toronto furious that Eglinton LRT construction overlooked one critical thing

"The bike lanes coming to Eglinton will not be protected and instead just marked the old fashioned way — by a bit of paint."

Council is talking about ending bike theft this week

Having your bike stolen can cause you to stop travelling by bike as much or altogether — the costs of replacement and temporary transportation, sense of invasion, lack of recourse, and inability to prevent further thefts is often too much to bear.

Essential Cycling Tips in Spanish

We're expanding our educational offerings in languages other than English including a new series of videos in Spanish.

Bloor Street East bike lane upgrades: Sherbourne Street to Prince Edward Viaduct

The harrowing stretch of Bloor from Sherbourne Street the Prince Edward Viaduct has been upgraded as part of ActiveTO!

Federal candidates must support cycling

With a climate emergency and health crisis — nearly all youth aren’t active enough and over half lead sedentary lifestyles — running in the background of a pandemic, cycling matters.

Tragedy on Avenue Road not an Anomaly

Last Wednesday, Miguel Joshua Escanan’s young life was taken while riding his bike on Avenue Road, metres beyond the end of ActiveTO bike lanes (and where a speedway begins).

Let’s make ActiveTO permanent

Over the long weekend, Councillor Ford suggested cancelling ActiveTO — eliminating space for people.

Essential Cycling Tips in Cantonese

We're expanding our educational offerings in languages other than English including a new series of videos in Cantonese.

Meet Scarborough Residents Calling for Protected Bike Lanes

Nita is a mother of two and had not started cycling until recently — like many, commuting in overcrowded buses during the pandemic led her to start biking to work.

Meet Thorncliffe & Flemingdon Cycling Community Leaders

These communities are not connected to the rest of Toronto with good infrastructure, nor are they connected to each other. Students, parents, teachers and other community leaders have been advocating for safer roads and protected bike lanes.