Recent content by Andy_in_Toronto

This provincial government is an embarrassment. However, no one seems to care. Sad!

Key Provisions on Automated Speed Cameras (Schedule 5: Highway Traffic Act Amendments) The bill’s impact on ASE is concentrated in a few targeted changes, primarily repealing enabling legislation while shielding governments from fallout. Here’s a breakdown of the verbatim relevant text and its...

@mike0001 please see the following information I was able to obtain the from the project team today: “The construction schedule for both contracts is expected to begin in late 2025 and carry into 2026, with the details of the bikeway design to be provided at a later stage. We are currently...

@Northern Light in what way something is cooking? Sounds very concerning.

Why to let cars being parked in that street is beyond me. The new office building to the south has a huge underground parking totally empty. The Well the same thing with six parking levels. Crazy!

Is there anything significant of new cycling tracks being built this year? Doesn’t look to me. Sad!

How about Pedestrian Sunday this month? No communication by this not very useful KMBIA. Sad!

There is now a single bicycle car on the Kitchener line starting in Brampton on weekends.

Short question. The web page of the BIA still doesn’t mention the Pedestrian Sunday are happening. I wrote an email and complained. No answer. Sad! Does anyone know and can provide email address to reach out to?

They still need to pave a lot coming south, don’t they?

Agree, car free for the full summer without special vendor Firlefanz. Chairs and seating options would already be excellent. Getting my Brezel and beer to enjoy sitting in peace. One can dream!

Too soon to say and no certainty. Overall a lack of understanding of current customer demand. Just look at the tiny market street pedestrian area at St Lawrence market. People now sit and meet. Going to the market is now a social event and a better experience than quick in and out of a generic...

I think the BIA and many vendors don’t go with the time and will be gone in time. How can someone so stupid and oppose a pedestrian street construction by the city? I wrote the following email: Subject: A Matter of Political Will: The Case for a Pedestrian Kensington To...

Thank you, @DSCToronto. I’m aware that east Jarvis raised tracks are not installed despite the plan. My suspicion is that the local opposition of a very few grumpy old cats called the minster and the hell who else to stop it. So that way how it’s installed on the Esplanade it’s still...

This is just a tiny bit of a cycle track. Will this extend to Jarvis to the east and also to Yonge to the West?