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Weekend car ban at High Park draws mixed reaction, protesters say green space now less accessible - Vimarsana News

Weekend car ban at High Park draws mixed reaction, protesters say green space now less accessible

About two dozen people gathered outside of High Park on Tuesday to protest a weekend car ban in the park that took effect on Saturday. 

Source: cbc.ca
Locals angry after major Toronto street and bike lane taken over by parked cars - Vimarsana News

Locals angry after major Toronto street and bike lane taken over by parked cars

A stretch of Bloor Street West passing through Toronto's The Annex neighbourhood is looking a little worse for wear this week due to a road constru...

Source: blogto.com
High Park protest: City employee pushed protester with car - Vimarsana News

High Park protest: City employee pushed protester with car

The City of Toronto is investigating the conduct of one of its employees who was seen pushing his vehicle into a protester at High Park on Wednesday night.

City investigating employee who pushed protester with car at High Park - Vimarsana News

City investigating employee who pushed protester with car at High Park

The City of Toronto is investigating the conduct of one of its employee who was seen pushing his vehicle into a protester at High Park on Wednesday night.

Source: cp24.com
Should Ontario cyclists be allowed to cross on walk signals? Advocates speak out amid fines - Vimarsana News

Should Ontario cyclists be allowed to cross on walk signals? Advocates speak out amid fines

Cyclists are speaking out after being hit with hundreds of dollars in fines for riding through a busy Toronto intersection on pedestrian signals, saying being allowed to cross with those walking is a matter of road safety.

Source: cbc.ca