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Learn more about the proposed designs for Ellesmere Complete Street at the public drop-in event on December 11 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at 600 Morrish Road. Staff and interpreters will be present to answer questions and receive feedback. Visit toronto.ca/ellesmerecomplete… for more details.
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Tomorrow people on bikes will ride from High Park (Bloor entrance meet) at 6:30. If I were riding in this Critical Mass I would want to bring: 1) bike lights and warm clothes; 2) signs or banners letting motorists know that the disruption is Doug Ford's fault ;) #BikeTO
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Cycle Toronto retweeted
Signed 🚴 Thanks to the @CycleToronto volunteers who are at Yonge & St. Clair this afternoon collecting signatures to save our bike lanes. #Ontario
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An admission of the significant financial and safety costs. The city regularly looks at alternative routes and puts lanes on side streets. Shaw (instead of Ossington), Palmerston (Bathurst), Brunswick (Spadina). Yonge, University and Bloor don't have equivalent options.
Among everything else that’s despicable about this, ITS A CLEAR ADMISSION THAT THEY KNOW THAT DOING THIS WILL OBVIOUSLY ENDANGER LIVES. People rode bikes on these streets before the bike-lanes (albeit fewer) & they will again after. The inevitable blood will be on Ford’s hands.
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Six cyclists have already been struck and killed in 2024 on Toronto's streets—that's the most since the city started counting nearly 20 years ago A lot is at stake with the Ford government's plan to remove bike lanes 👇🏿
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Sharing for those who want to be involved in more direction actions against Bill 212. This one is organized by UofT students: fightforbikes.org
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Cycle Toronto retweeted
ICYMI, last month, we decided to take a break from our usual newsletter content to summarize the health, safety, economic, and – yes – congestion-reducing benefits of bike lanes: loom.ly/YsXN4NA #bikelanes #transportation #congestion #BikeLanesSaveLives #Bill212
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The Province’s move to remove bike lanes from major streets in Toronto is completely irresponsible + shortsighted. As we work to build a world-class city that can handle + sustain massive population growth + pressure in the coming years, this is a disappointing step backwards.
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Bloor Street West 2013 vs 2016. Every street is a cycling street. #biketo
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We know that #bikelanes save lives, but can good data help save #bikelanes? #Bill212 may allow the Province to remove existing infrastructure, so help protect people who ride bikes & read key info from @CycleToronto here: cycleto.ca/ilovebikelanes #BikeTO #TOpoli #OnPoli
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Make your voice heard📢 Wednesday, October 23 5 pm Queen's Park
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Come by Cycle Toronto’s Get Lit! Station I’m sponsoring on Saturday October 26 at Evergreen Brickworks Farmers Market at 9am-1pm. There will be educational materials, safety checks and complementary bike lights. bit.ly/3Abvezo #CycleToronto #BikeTO #BikeSafety #Cycling
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💥ACTION ALERT! Are you horrified at Doug Ford's attack on #RoadSafety? Join us Wed 5:00pm Queen's Park! Tell Doug Ford to stop trying to maximize #RoadViolence death and severe injury. Last year, 616 Ontarians killed + 36,090 injured in preventable crashes. #SafeStreetsSaveLives
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A rally was held at High Park to oppose the Doug Ford government's proposed plan to restrict bike lanes in Toronto, which many called an attack on cyclists. "These types of infrastructures are really meaningful to people." toronto.citynews.ca/2024/10/…
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