Ford can rip out city bike lanes. We asked Cycle Toronto what’s next @CBCToronto
Ford can rip out city bike lanes. We asked Cycle Toronto what’s next @CBCToronto
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Premier Doug Ford’s government can rip out 19 kilometres of protected bike lanes in Toronto, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has ruled in a decision released Friday. CBC Radio’s Metro Morning asked Cycle Toronto — an advocacy group that previously launched a legal challenge against the bill — what’s next.

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Ford can rip out city bike lanes. We asked Cycle Toronto what’s next

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