Posts Filed Under: Walking

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Public Works: The Sign Says, ‘Walk There’

A DIY initiative encouraging people to walk their cities is taking off across the U.S.

By Peter Goffin Jan. 5th, 9:00 am

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Mapping Where Torontonians Bike and Run

Developers map out the world's most popular spots for walking, jogging, and cycling—and reveal where in this city Torontonians like, and don't like, to get outside and get active.

By David Hains Feb. 2nd, 12:00 pm

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12-Step Plan to Get Toronto Moving

Community groups develop set of proposals to improve walking, cycling, and transit—and they want council candidates on board.

By Sarah Sweet Jun. 3rd, 1:15 pm

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Promoting Toronto’s Pedestrians

A new advocacy group aims to make the city's streetscape more pedestrian-friendly.

By Jamie Bradburn Feb. 14th, 11:30 am

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Duly Quoted: Jennifer Keesmaat, Toronto’s New Chief Planner

"Walking tells us something about who we are and what it is that we in fact value."

By Hamutal Dotan Jul. 31st, 4:25 pm

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What We Learned From the City’s 2010 Pedestrian and Cyclist Collision Data

By Steve Kupferman May. 24th, 4:00 pm

Walking the Jane’s Walk

By Torontoist May. 4th, 3:30 pm

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Complete Streets Forum Works to Build Alliances

By Jake Tobin Garrett May. 2nd, 12:00 pm

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Rights of Way

By Hamutal Dotan May. 27th, 3:48 pm

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Your Brain and the City

By Kevin Plummer Jan. 8th, 9:30 am

PhotoTO: Jane’s Walk

By Miles Storey May. 5th, 4:00 pm

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Walk The Walk

By Cate Simpson Apr. 23rd, 10:15 am

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Walking Through Toronto’s Past

By Kevin Plummer Apr. 17th, 3:00 pm

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U-Passion of the Bikes

By Jonathan Goldsbie Mar. 26th, 4:00 pm

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PhotoTO: Grange Park, Today

By Miles Storey Feb. 1st, 8:00 pm

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Torontoist Weekly Photo Roundup, Issue #77

By Miles Storey Dec. 30th, 1:50 pm

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Hiking In The City

By Val Dodge Sep. 27th, 10:00 am

The Fine Art of Walking

By David J. Widmann Sep. 11th, 1:00 pm