@Sflecce@fordnation I commuted by bike in Toronto for years, because transit is sooooo bad . Encouraging more people to drive downtown is just dumb on so many levels
@MichaelParsa@fordnation@PrabSarkaria People move on bikes, its healthy, cheaper, non-polluting and fun. You're dreaming in technical if you think removing bike lanes will solve Toronto's traffic woes.
@PrabSarkaria I live in the east end, and waiting with bated breathe to hear where they will put the bike lane for us to get downtown from here on a side street. Will we get our own bridge? This is asinine, total waste of tax payer dollars, and won't help traffic when we take a lane
@JonFraserTF Queen's Quay is the worst design of a bike lane I've seen -constant interaction of bikes with vehicles and peds, because TO didnt think to save the waterfront for people instead of drivers. Even other side of the road would be better for it
@WckdWendy001@Grok333333333@stephen_taylor Im waiting about 2 months from the assessment to see an orthopedic surgeon in Toronto. It's summer and it's not an emergency.
@EricDLombardi As a cyclist, some of these comment are lol. You actually think we'll get "free-flowing traffic" just by removing a bike lane? Throw us out into the traffic - see how well that goes. Any tell us we can't bike on certain streets? Theres a lawsuit waiting to happen. I pay taxes too
@Avsaddicted@susanlovespups@Angry_Staffer How about us Canadians? When Ze made that remark that's where I went, US could have a war on their doorstep if that psychopath tries to take us over. We're mad as hell about his musings and will fight as hard as the Ukrainians for our country
@rupasubramanya@stphnmaher Who are you going to blame when you no longer have Trudeau to blame for everything. It occurred to me months ago if they ever looked north for water, minerals, land etc we're in trouble, long before DT started "joking," about it
@HMilne57@merry123459 It's not a tax! It's a "forced" savings plan, which most of us are VERY grateful for. I calculated that in 4 yrs I received more than what I paid in (nominally, not adjusted for inflation) after I retired. So you wackos who think it's a tax don't know what you're talking about