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Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington Market actually aren’t that hard to hold

By Stephen Spencer Davis
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Apparently, Kensington Market’s monthly Pedestrian Sundays are a success (surprise, surprise). In fact, they’ve been so successful that city staff are recommending they become a weekly event—a recommendation that could change the way the city thinks about shopping for vintage T-shirts, assorted spices and bongs. It would also be an uncharacteristically bold move for a city that approaches car-free initiatives with the cautiousness usually reserved for handling radioactive material and time bombs. But it turns out pedestrian days are fairly easy to enact. All you really need is a gate to keep the cars out. Read the entire story [Toronto Star] »

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