August 13th, 2006
Weekend headlines
By Matthew Blackett // 4 Comments
• Bike sculpture built for 300 [ Toronto Star ]
• HUME: Glorious kick in the asphalt [ Toronto Star ]
• Toronto's east-west divide [ Toronto Star ]
• Blogtown: Spacing and TTC driver stories [ National Post ]
• Debate over video taping in public [ National Post ]
• Park goes arty with toilet in park [ National Post ]
• World's Fair? It all depends on the plan [ National Post ]
• It's not all Greek at Taste of the Danforth [ Toronto Sun ]
• Truck blitz sees one-third pulled over [ Yorkregion.com ]
• Toronto on Wikipmapia [ Torontoist.com ]
photo by Jacqueline Treloar
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I wish they would leave it ..what a tease only the cars trying to park were the only problem.
Beautiful.
Pam McConnell's office thanked me for my 'enthusiatic response' to the bike lanes and arch...and, at least, did NOT refute the idea of leaving it up until Labour Day... I also sent an email to the Mayor and the cycling cmte chair asking that they leave it. (As I understand it, West8 will begin construction of the *permanent* trail/bike lanes/park in the fall.)
This bike arch was amazing... But, it was the bike and pedestrian-only eastbound lane that really stole the show! I've never seen so many smiling tourists and happy people down at Queen's Quay. This new portion of the bike path was already jammed with cyclists. Why can't the city just leave it like this NOW - it is just SO RIGHT!
Comment by tammy
August 14, 2006 | 1:01 pm