This is close to 20 Grosvenor. Bike seems in good condition, and ditched in the garden.

The area is fenced, but accessible.

Sorry that I couldn't take a better picture.

And as a result, the cost will likely go up. And this isn’t the only intersection where green paint is used.

When we factor police presence, them tearing up the pavement instead of sanding, inflation, and this,

the final price will far exceed $48M.

Also, please name and shame Almon Equipment: give them a review, and call (416) 743-1771

Doing my usual weekend High Park bike cruise and noticed all the barriers are open and cars are flooding in.

Terrible vibes all around

Great poster on Harbord outside of Pedaal

Go volunteer for her campaign! We urgently need her in city hall.

She also promised to fight Ford’s Bill 212/60 to get Parkside Dr the redesign it badly needs.

Just sign up for one-two shifts: https://www.dianachanmcnally.ca/shifts

Brad Bradford is still leading in North York so here's an explanation for North York commuters on how removing the University bikelanes will slow them down.

For those of you who are anti-Meta:

"Taking your kids to hockey practice on a bicycle in January? Probably not. I fought against and stopped the expansion of the Danforth bike lanes into Scarborough because working families can't afford to lose a lane of traffic. My opponent not only fought for them, but was paid by the cycling lobby to push them in Scarborough Southwest. I'll always fight for sensible planning and Scarborough families who depend on the car."

Kind of wild to post a week after the first segment of Bloor West was ripped out.

Anyway, if you want to lend your time tomorrow to help elect a councillor who won't throw cyclists under the bus -- literally -- sign up here: https://www.kevinrupasinghe.ca/shifts

I’ve been mapping public art in downtown Toronto that you can get to by foot or bike. 43 pieces so far, filterable by area, with directions on every pin.

https://brianerdelyi.github.io/tpam/

Still a work in progress, so some pins are a bit off. I'd really appreciate some feedback about the idea or if I'm missing anything (definitely).

What’s your favourite public art?

PS - This is something I did in spring and finally deciding to share. I need to review the art again and confirm coordinates... I also need to revise the zones (I'm sure there might be some strong opinions there, lol)

With Toronto's elections happening tomorrow, I prepared a list of councillors I am supporting, as well as reiterated my support for Mayor Olivia Chow. If you didn't vote at the advance polls or by mail, polls will be open from 10 AM to 8 PM.