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Brown + Storey Architects @brownstorey ·

1 Dec

Cyclists, families with young kids & dogs— people from all over the city access High Park along #ParksideDrive, an infamously unsafe street that is forecasted to be re-constructed a decade from now.
The community needs safer streets now.

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Brown + Storey Architects @brownstorey ·

30 Nov

A protected, bi-directional bike lane & more generous sidewalk space like this could make the west side of #ParksideDrive safer for all road users.

#bikeTO #HighPark

Marcel Moran @marcelemoran

They finished paving the new protected bike lane running the length of Père Lachaise on Ave Gambetta 🥰🚲

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