bike lanes

A bike advocate and a worried business owner face off over the Bloor Street bike lanes

A bike advocate and a worried business owner face off over the Bloor Street bike lanes

The temporary Bloor bike lanes are on their way to becoming permanent, but not everyone is pleased

“The bike lanes are going to change our lives”: What cyclists and non-cyclists think of Bloor Street’s new bike-friendly flow

“The bike lanes are going to change our lives”: What cyclists and non-cyclists think of Bloor Street’s new bike-friendly flow

Are Bloor's new bike lanes an improvement, or are they a nuisance?

Dear Urban Diplomat: Do I have to slow down when pedestrians wander into the bike lane?

“When I swerved around him, I accidentally nicked him with the end of my handlebar”

Gridlocked: how incompetence, pandering and baffling inertia have kept Toronto stuck in traffic

Gridlocked: how incompetence, pandering and baffling inertia have kept Toronto stuck in traffic

Everybody hates Adelaide Street’s new bike lane

Everybody hates Adelaide Street’s new bike lane

Cyclists, prepare to dodge some scooters: the city wants to start allowing e-bikes in bike lanes

Cyclists, prepare to dodge some scooters: the city wants to start allowing e-bikes in bike lanes

Q&A: Toronto’s chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat on public transit, <em>The Voice</em> and taking a pay cut

Q&A: Toronto’s chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat on public transit, The Voice and taking a pay cut

Read emails from Rob Ford’s office about several past civic dramas

Is Rob Ford waging a war on bikes?

Is Rob Ford waging a war on bikes?

Editor’s Letter (May 2012): the city is in the midst of a cultural renaissance—except at city hall

Editor’s Letter (May 2012): the city is in the midst of a cultural renaissance—except at city hall

The battle over the Jarvis Street bike lanes begins again

The battle over the Jarvis Street bike lanes begins again

Stephen Marche: an unflinching assessment of Jack Layton’s dubious legacy

Stephen Marche: an unflinching assessment of Jack Layton’s dubious legacy

The Anti-Ford: Kristyn Wong-Tam believes Toronto is in better shape than you’re being told

The Anti-Ford: Kristyn Wong-Tam believes Toronto is in better shape than you’re being told

Turns out installing, and then promptly removing, the Jarvis bike lane is wasteful and expensive

Apparently, Markham and other Toronto suburbs are stealing downtown’s “mojo”