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Cycling in Posh Style
I would have loved to have made it down to Toronto this past weekend for Tweed Ride Toronto, an event which combines two of my favourite things: bicycles, and neo-Victorian fashion. Despite the somehow appropriate drizzle and competing events such as Occupy Toronto, the Ride was a smashing success, with at least a hundred wool-clad … Continue reading
Workshop to improve Don Mills Trail
The focus of the workshop that was held on June 28, 2011 was to improve connections between the Don Trail, the communities adjacent to the trail and to the Brick Works. The process and workshop were collaborative. There was an advisory group comprised of City staff, community and not‐for‐profit representatives. It was led by Paul … Continue reading
Commuting to work: Results of the 2010 General Social Survey
Often irritating workers, traffic slowdowns and capacity problems in the road system are serious issues. In addition to delaying deliveries and reducing business productivity, traffic congestion contributes to urban smog and pollution—diminishing environmental quality and jeopardizing public health. Interestingly, when it comes to the happiest commuters, the Toronto Star reported that cyclists and walkers are the most … Continue reading
TCAT Complete Streets Forum Report
Public Health as Active Transportation Partners Obesity and diabetes rates are rising in Canada as Canadians become increasingly sedentary. As of 2007, over 50% of Canadian adults and 78% of teenagers are not physically active enough to maintain their health. The combined annual economic burden of physical inactivity and obesity in Canada is over $9.6 … Continue reading
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