Meeting

Ward 30 Bike Summit!

• Conference
• Meeting
• Social
• Workshop

We're "re-booting" the Ward 30 Cycle Toronto group with an April 24th, Ward 30 Bike Summit!

We're looking for community leaders, activists and thinkers who wish to help brainstorm a complete streets, activist path forward for Ward 30 - and the greater east end (because everything is connected).

• Help us identify the issues around which we can organize, grow and help create real change on our streets!
• Hear from other local advocates, Councillor Fletcher and a City of Toronto cycling planner - Christina Bouchard.

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Central Waterfront Update Meeting

• Meeting

The transformation of Queens Quay is well underway. This will include a new section of the Martin Goodman trail. Part of an
award-winning plan to make the central waterfront a world-class
destination, Queens Quay is on its way to becoming the grand
waterfront boulevard Toronto deserves.
Progress Report
Construction crews are making steady
progress and the project is on track for
its Spring 2015 completion. Over the past
several months, crews have been upgrading
Hydro infrastructure, rebuilding aging storm
and sanitary sewers and preparing to rebuild
the TTC streetcar corridor.

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Etobicoke South Cycling Committee Meeting

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Date: Monday, May 13, 2013 - 19:00 - 21:00
In partnership with the Lakeshore Planning Council and Cycle Toronto, the Etobicoke- South Cycling Committee will be holding a meeting on May 13 from 7 to 9 PM.

Our main issue is we want to have a visioning session for Wards 5 and 6. What connections to the existing bike lanes do we want? What infrastructure is missing? How do we connect to other areas of the city?

Our agenda is as follows:

1. The TDSB cycling transportation subcommittee update.

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Meeting of North York Cycling & Pedestrian Committee/Cycle Toronto

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The North York Cycling & Pedestrian Committee/Cycle Toronto Meeting

We will be discussing issues of local and city-wide importance.

Partial Agenda:

• Budget
• Bike Month
• Merger of the North York Committee and Cycle Toronto
• Study Updates
• Beltline Trail Study
• Connect Eglinton
• Allen Road Study

Bells on Danforth plannng meeting #2

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The next Bells on Danforth meeting is this Thursday, April 4, at 6:30 p.m.

Location is same as last meeting: Committee Room A, East York Civic Centre (northwest corner of Coxwell & Mortimer)

Committee Room A is on the third floor, which is one floor up from the main entrance. Go up the main stairs near the front door and there should be a sign pointing the way.

Join us at the meeting, or contact info@bellsondanforth.ca if you aren’t able to attend but would still like to be involved.

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Downtown Transportation Operations Study drop-in

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Public input invited for study of Toronto's downtown transportation

The City of Toronto will host a drop-in event this week to obtain public input as part of a study the City is undertaking on transportation operations in the downtown core.

The purpose of the Downtown Transportation Operations Study is to look at ways to improve mobility and safety in the downtown core. The study also aims to highlight solutions that support all user groups, including pedestrians, cyclists, transit users, drivers and those involved in moving goods across the city.

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IMPORTANT MEETNG PUBLIC HEALTH DEPUTATIONS IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVE TRANPORTATION

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IMPORTANT MEETNG PUBLIC HEALTH DEPUTATIONS IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVE TRANPORTATION:

Board of Health

Meeting No. 20 Contact Dela Ting, Committee Administrator
Meeting Date Monday, March 25, 2013
Phone 416-397-7769
Start Time 1:00 PM
E-mail boh@toronto.ca
Location Committee Room 1, City Hall
Chair Councillor Joe Mihevc

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Board of Health

Councillor Joe Mihevc, Chair

Councillor Raymond Cho

Councillor Sarah Doucette (Vice Chair)

Councillor John Filion

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Public Meeting on Lower Don Trail Master Plan

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The intensification and development of new communities in the Lower Don Valley neighbourhoods will bring an estimated 80,000 new residents into the core of the city. These new residents will significantly increase the demands put on the Lower Don River valley lands as a place to recreate, commute and explore.

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Etobicoke South Cycling Committee Meeting

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In partnership with the Lakeshore Planning Council and Cycle Toronto, the Etobicoke- South Cycling Committee will be holding a meeting on April 11 from 7 to 9 PM.

Our main issue is we want to have a visioning session for Wards 5 and 6. What connections to the existing bike lanes do we want? What infrastructure is missing? How do we connect to other areas of the city?

Our agenda is as follows:

1. Cycle Toronto held its annual meeting on March 27. Updates on what happened.

2. The TDSB cycling transportation subcommittee update.

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Bells on Danforth planning meeting

• Meeting

Please join us for the initial planning meeting for the 2013 edition of Bells on Danforth, a family-friendly group bike ride along the Danforth. We welcome parents, kids, schools, local groups, businesses, and BIAs to help us make this a great, annual community event. The ride will take place this year on Saturday, May 11 -- for more details about the ride, see SAVE THE DATE, at the bottom.

PLANNING MEETING
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Date: Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Location: East York Civic Centre (Coxwell & Mortimer)

Please RSVP if you will be attending the meeting: Val Dodge, val@29bikes.ca

Please distribute this notice to anyone else who might be interested in helping to organize the event. People who would like to be involved this year should make sure they are on the danforth@cycletoronto.ca mailing list. To subscribe (or unsubscribe), go to http://lists.cycletoronto.ca/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/danforth and follow the instructions, or email Val Dodge directly at val@29bikes.ca.

We hope to see you at meeting on March 12!

Bells on Danforth
info@bellsondanforth.ca

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