Removing bike lanes when so…

Removing bike lanes when so many major cities have done the opposite with significantly positive impacts on health and commerce shows profoundly poor judgment. As a former New Yorker, the proliferation of bicycle infrastructure has been spectacular and given me cause to reconsider returning to Toronto which has been far too slow in public space investments. Toronto is playing a dismal game of catch up when compared to other major urban centers, globally, in terms of public transport and quality of life initiatives like the promotion of cycling. Interference by the province like this proposal is disappointing.