Toronto Biking

Jun. 13, 2017

Pedestrians and Cyclists

In recent years cyclists and pedestrians have been clamouring for more space for themselves on Toronto's streets - Randy Risling / Toronto Star file photo

Jun. 13, 2017

Streets by Christopher Hume - Full Documentary

Toronto Star - Published on Jun 13, 2017

In "The Streets of Toronto" Christopher Hume takes an in-depth look at how our city's streets have evolved. For almost a century we've been told they belong to cars and trucks. But that's all starting to change.

Pedestrians and cyclists want better and safer access. And this pressure is what’s changing the face of cities everywhere, especially in Toronto.

Jun. 13, 2017

How pedestrians and cyclists are changing the face of Toronto: Hume

The historic dominance of the car is being challenged and that’s having a profound effect on Toronto


By Christopher Hume - Urban Issues and Architecture
Tues., June 13, 2017

Jun. 9, 2017

Bloor Street bike lanes

Construction crews begin applying paint marking the new bike lanes on the north side of Bloor St. between Shaw St. and Avenue Rd. in August 2016 - Andrew Lahodynskyj / Toronto Star

Jun. 9, 2017

Toronto’s ambitious bike plan, one year later

City has more money to spend on bike projects thanks to federal and provincial funding, but critics say it’s being invested in “easy stuff” instead of infrastructure that will make riders safer


By Ben Spurr - Transportation Reporter
Mon., June 5, 2017