
Aidan Chamandy
Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at TheTrillium.ca
Senior City Hall reporter for @torontotodayca Story tip? Gossip? Just wanna chat? [email protected]
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1 week ago |
torontotoday.ca | Aidan Chamandy
What kind of vehicles are allowed to use Toronto’s bike lanes? It might seem like a straightforward question — but according to one city councillor, the answer is anything but. Coun. Dianne Saxe (University-Rosedale), a longtime cyclist, is calling on the city to overhaul what she describes as a confusing and contradictory set of bike lane rules that are putting riders and pedestrians at risk.
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2 weeks ago |
villagereport.ca | Aidan Chamandy
TORONTO - Steven Dale isn’t a conman, but he does have a bridge to sell you. Well, not exactly a bridge. But something functionally similar. “It’s just a method of conveyance. It’s a means of getting people from point A to point B,” he said. He’s talking about gondolas — not the Venetian kind, but the cable-drawn variety more commonly seen ferrying skiers up mountainsides. Dale is the driving force behind a pitch to connect the Toronto Islands to the mainland by gondola.
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2 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Aidan Chamandy
Steven Dale isn’t a conman, but he does have a bridge to sell you. Well, not exactly a bridge. But something functionally similar. “It’s just a method of conveyance. It’s a means of getting people from point A to point B,” he said. He’s talking about gondolas — not the Venetian kind, but the cable-drawn variety more commonly seen ferrying skiers up mountainsides. Dale is the driving force behind a pitch to connect the Toronto Islands to the mainland by gondola.
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2 weeks ago |
thetrillium.ca | Aidan Chamandy
What kind of vehicles are allowed to use Toronto’s bike lanes? It might seem like a straightforward question — but according to one city councillor, the answer is anything but. Coun. Dianne Saxe (University-Rosedale), a longtime cyclist, is calling on the city to overhaul what she describes as a confusing and contradictory set of bike lane rules that are putting riders and pedestrians at risk.
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2 weeks ago |
thetrillium.ca | Aidan Chamandy
Sixplexes could soon be allowed on any residential lot in Toronto if city councillors approve a new staff proposal. A sixplex is a residential building that contains six separate housing units within a single structure. However, the proposal would limit sixplexes to detached homes. The plan would also allow each side of a semi-detached home to be turned into a separate fourplex.
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