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From leafy trails to rustic bridges, there are many examples of cycling infrastructure all across the city. Here are some of our favourites.

Toronto deserves a bold vision for a recovery that is green and just.

Rosa picked up cycling as part of rehab for a knee injury, fell in love with riding, and has only increased her number of trips since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As public health guidelines have evolved to include only shopping for groceries once per week this has become difficult for many. Grocery shopping by bike can allow you to get all the supplies you need for a week and beyond.

High Visibility is a profile series of Toronto bike riders. Carmen Jones is an oncology nurse and our first subject.

Riding through a pandemic, bike lane construction, Bike Month, essential businesses, and more!

This is a list of bike shops with modified hours

Unsure how to practice physical distancing while biking? We have some advice on how to cycle during the COVID-19 pandemic

We’re happy to inform you that the 2019 Cycle Toronto Annual Report is available in digital format for everyone to view. The document provides a brief glimpse at the work Cycle Toronto undertook during our previous year.

Should there be a need to move around the city while staying at home, a bike in good working order is a good option.