Using traditional planning and engineering standards to build a community for the future will almost certainly lead to traditional outcomes.
Ridesharing in Toronto – What’s the Next Step?
It happens so discretely you might not even notice at first. A black sedan turns off York Street onto Station…
Cyclists vs. Drivers: Who Pays their Fair Share?
Drivers pay thousands of dollars each year to use the roads, while cyclists don’t appear to pay anything at all. But when you look at the big picture, who’s really paying their fair share?
My Vision for Hamilton Pier 7/8 Redevelopment
The Pier 7/8 area of Hamilton, Canada is a former industrial district that has been highlighted by the city for redevelopment into a new, sustainable waterfront community.
Let’s Start Taking Cycling Seriously
While Hamilton builds bike lanes, other Canadian cities are building bike networks.
Cycling Infrastructure is one of the Smartest Investments a City can make
Our decision-makers need to value cycling infrastructure for what it is: an incredibly cheap way of moving many people.
