Our cycling advocate friends to the west and north of us recently sent a joint letter to several councillors and the mayor. They requested for safety improvements on Bayview. When you look at the map, it's quite striking how fragmented and incomplete the infrastructure is now. Please consider writing to the below councillors today in … Continue reading Joint Letter Requesting Cycling Safety on Bayview
[Written in Facebook1 and posted here with link added]2nd Tommy Thompson Park, Entrance Pavilion stakeholder meeting Presentation PDF came in email this morning.So everyone has a better idea of what is proposed at this point, I publish three slides from the presentation.Pedestrian & Bicycle Circulation.Bus / Shuttle circulation.Layout Strategy (noting the 'Tabletop' outline)Image 1Pedestrian & … Continue reading Tommy Thompson Park Entrance Pavilion – stakeholder meeting 2
I think we can safely say, Toronto is in the midst of a new era for bike improvements. Wait, wait, before you start crying foul (yes, yes, we have a LONG way to go), let's stop and think about all the good that has come over the last few months. Bloor, Simcoe, Bayview, and the … Continue reading New Bike Infrastructure Lately
Councillor Fletcher, Ward 30 Toronto-Danforth, is petitioning at Committee to pass a motion asking for a study and a report-back on accessible connections to the neighbourhoods from the Lower Don Trail - at the Parks and Environment Committee meeting on Friday, August 15, 2014.The Councillor will talk to concerns a group of us advocates raised … Continue reading @PaulaFletcher30 to address Lower Don Accessibility Issue at Parks & Environment Committee, Friday, August 15
Attended the walk-about of the site on the evening of May 21, 2014 - with TRCA, Planning, Transportation, Parks ... ? Many of the Tommy Thompson Park User Group were there; as well as Trail Users who responded to Ward 30 Bikes community outreach. The site visit was lead by Park Manager Karen McDonald. Three … Continue reading Reconfiguration of the Martin Goodman Trail at Unwin & Leslie
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