Tag Archives: Sidewalks
Wandering the Waterfront Trail in Scarborough
At the bottom of the Scarborough Bluffs, west of Bluffer’s Park Lake Ontario, like all five of the Great Lakes, is more a freshwater sea than merely a lake. It’s over three hundred kilometres long, from Hamilton to Kingston, bordering … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Parks, Toronto, Walking
Tagged Cycling, Pedestrian, Scarborough, Sidewalks, Toronto, Walking, Waterfront, Waterfront Trail
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Rethinking Downtown Brampton’s streetscape
The City of Brampton is looking to improve Main and Queen Streets downtown. Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Roads, Urban Planning, Walking
Tagged Brampton, Downtown, Placemaking, Sidewalks, Walking
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Where the sidewalk ends in Toronto (Updated)
McNicoll Avenue at Boxdene Avenue. There’s no sidewalk on the south side of this busy Scarborough road. Update: I posted a revised and updated version of the map and article on Spacing Toronto. There, I mention a new absurdity in the war … Continue reading
