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Monthly Archives: August 2015
A Simcoe Day ride from Georgetown to Newmarket
A few weekends ago, on Simcoe Day (Civic Holiday), I cycled a new route, taking 90 kilometre ride between Georgetown and Newmarket. Just over half of the roue took me on the Caledon Trailway, a beautifully-maintained rail trail between Terra … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Travels
Tagged Bike Trips, Bradford, Caledon, Georgetown, Newmarket, Tottenham
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A quick guide to the Toronto Ward Boundary Review
The variance in ward populations in 2018; new ward boundaries will address the population inequities shown above. Back in March, I wrote about the City’s plans for new ward boundaries, outlining the history of Toronto’s post-amalgamation council and the need … Continue reading
