ladies, lace up your corsets, but eschew your eleven-inch heels in favor of something more favorable for a sporting event in the park; and boys, ditch the skinny jeans for some looser evening slacks. Arrival is acceptable only on two-wheeled chariot, one

“Losing Annette will be a huge blow in the effort to finally make real progress in bike lanes,” reads World 19’s website. “An overall bike network that has routes which divert north, south, east and west when it would pass a modest number of comme

The event is part of June Bike Month in Toronto and is being held on Thursday, June 5th at 8 pm in the Cinecycle Coach House Theater, 129 Spadina Avenue, just south of 401 Richmond. For more information contact Martin Heath at 416-971-4273.

On Friday night more than 200 Toronto cyclists overtook the Gardiner Expressway. Entering on the westbound ramp at Jarvis and cycling toward the Dunn Street exit, a group belonging to Critical Mass set out to block traffic on Toronto's much maligned water

Friday night's storming of the Gardiner by hundreds of cyclists wasn't planned and it wasn't to demand more bike lanes on Bloor.

Friday night's storming of the Gardiner by hundreds of cyclists wasn't planned and it wasn't to demand more bike lanes on Bloor.

The 21st annual Becel Heart and Stroke Ride for Heart wrapped up around 2 p.m. today. More than 12,000 cyclists and inline skaters participated in this year's event, riding the empty highways to raise money for the organization.

The Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway -- east of the Humber bridge -- were shut to traffic to allow participants to raise $3 million to finance research needed to save more people like Edwards.