It’s been causing Torontonians headaches since 1884. Its removal was first tabled in 1966 [PDF]. And now after more than a century, its reign, defined by traffic snarls and bus delays, has come to an end. Yes, on Thursday, at 3 p.m. sharp, we can all finally say goodbye to the Dufferin Jog—the street’s detour [...]

Strolling though the indoor garden at The Green Living Show. Torontoist visited The Green Living Show this weekend, and among the organic food sampling and catching glimpses of Colin Firth, here are eight things we really loved—and one we weren’t really over the moon about. We Loved… E-Bikes Quite a few of these convenient little [...]

After months of quiet preparation, Toronto’s very own Bike Union officially launched at City Hall yesterday morning. Modelled after successful cycling advocacy groups in Chicago, London, and elsewhere, the Toronto Cyclists Union is already a big name in the city’s cycling community. One of the Union’s primary activities will be advocating for cyclists at City [...]

In a world where the squeaky wheel gets the grease, cyclists may be a little too well-lubricated for their own good. No matter how much noise they think they’re making, cyclists just can’t seem to push their agenda as well as, say, the Canadian Automobile Association can push theirs. Into this breach is stepping the [...]

Nobody likes to be stranded during the holiday season due to car trouble. Whether it’s a dead battery, unexpected snowfall, or executing a 180-degree spin into the ditch alongside the 401 on the way back to the city, inclement weather and Murphy’s Law often combine to make this a busy time of the year for [...]