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Danforth bike lanes are coming… now. Let’s make them permanent.

The Danforth really can have it all! It may have seemed like the bike lanes on Danforth were a long way off but we expect them (and more) to be completed soon...

Ring & Post: A Summer Bike Boom in TO

We're seeing safe infrastructure roll out faster and better than ever before in Toronto.

Cycling and transit: complementary forms of mobility

Bus-only lanes could make transit more accessible in Toronto; let’s unite cycling and transit to expand mobility across the city

Women's Cycling Network Bike Match Program

Donate a bike and give more people the freedom and ability to ride

Growing ActiveTO Bike Lanes

ActiveTO temporary bike lanes are here and they don’t look like the bike lanes we are used to in Toronto. Here’s what we’ve seen so far and what we’re expecting very soon.

What's next for ActiveTO Major Road Closures?

Reviewing the success, where new major road closures could happen, and reflecting on the opportunities and limitations of ActiveTO

The City Needs To Hear From You to Build a Better Toronto

Fill out the survey from Recovery and Rebuild Office

Brimley ActiveTO Town Hall

Town Hall: Brimley is getting an ActiveTO Bike Lane!

A Month of ActiveTO

It has been nearly a month since ActiveTO was first announced, and we’ve seen much of our recent advocacy work come to fruition.

Statement and Reflection on Anti-Black Racism, Oppression and Equity at Cycle Toronto

As an organization we are taking pause to reflect on who we are and who we want to be. We acknowledge that we have not created safe and inclusive spaces for Black and racialized communities, Indigenous Peoples, and other marginalized groups.

At the Board of Health: Cycling, COVID-19 Response and Recovery

The shoulders of our city, where COVID-19 is hitting the hardest, remain places that only transit and driving, if you can afford it, are viable, as they have received no pandemic response cycling infrastructure.

A Historic Victory for Cycling at Council

Today is one for the history books! Toronto City Council just passed the largest package of cycling infrastructure in our city’s history; 40 km of bike lanes to be installed in a little over a month.