Toronto city council to formally oppose Ford's plan to remove bike lanes
Toronto city council will tell the Ford government that it is opposed to legislation that would allow the province to remove ...
Province-led survey suggests higher cycling rates than Ford government numbers: city staff report
The question of how many people use bicycles to get around the city has become a topic of heated debate as the Ontario PCs ...
Toronto staff estimate provincially ordered bike lane removals will cost $48-million
The PC government is fast-tracking legislation that would require municipalities to ask Ontario for permission to install ...
Province says 3 Toronto bike lanes could be entirely removed, mayor vows to fight
Ontario's transportation minister says bike lanes on three major Toronto streets could be removed entirely, not just in ...
'Not a good use of taxpayers' dollar': Toronto mayor calls out province's plan to remove bike lanes
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is slamming the province’s plan to unilaterally remove bike lanes along some of the city’s major ...
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Toronto police board approves 'unprecedented' 5-year hiring plan for force
Shelley Carroll and Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw. The board would provide the police with provincial training funds to ...
City council meets in attempt to slow Ford’s roll on ripping out some Toronto bike lanes
When asked about bike lanes, Mayor Chow repeatedly referred to "common ground" with the province on other files, such as housing.
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Bikes lanes, FIFA and housing crisis on Toronto council's meeting agenda
Councillors are expecting a report from city staff outlining their options when it comes to the provincial legislation to rip ...
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Opinion: Toronto wants more midrise buildings. One roadblock? Garbage collection
A new report outlines what stands in the way of new housing — and amounts to a to-do list for leaders in the provincial ...
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‘Sheer luck’ nobody was hurt, police associations call for bail reform following downtown Toronto shootout
Numerous provincial police associations are calling for stricter bail regulations following a brazen downtown Toronto shooting that resulted in over 20 arrests.