Cycle Toronto News Today

In Ontario, bicycles are considered vehicles under the Highway Traffic Act, so cyclists have to follow traffic laws when riding

A battle is brewing between the City of Toronto and one of its own agencies over how to share 10s of millions of dollars in profit generated by publicly-owned parking lots.

In Ontario, the law says to get off your bike and walk it across a crosswalk, because bikes are considered vehicles under the law

Hamilton and Toronto, two large Ontario cities with pro-cycling mayors, are investing heavily in bike infrastructure.

An influx of e-bikes on GO trains has some GTA commuters concerned about whether the province’s transit agency is doing enough to keep riders safe.

An influx of e-bikes on GO trains has some GTA commuters concerned about whether the province’s transit agency is doing enough to keep riders safe.

A Toronto councillor is pushing to improve the maintenance of bike lanes in her city as a winter storm threatens to finally strike.

Cycle Toronto, Yonge4All, and other community groups are planning to ride to City Hall to express their opposition to a proposed plan that would close off bike lanes on Yonge Street for nearly three years to facilitate the construction of a 50-storey condo.

A Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) student is sharing his story after he was able to find his stolen e-bike at an unmarked store in downtown Toronto, less than one day after it first went missing.

Olivia Chow is a dedicated cyclists and can empathize with those who live without cars in a city that's build for them.