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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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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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Aidan Chamandy
Aidan Chamandy @AidanChamandy
7 Mar 25

SCOOP: Toronto city council staff will vote to form a union. Read exclusively on @torontotodayca https://t.co/8N2EE7ZMIk

Aidan Chamandy
Aidan Chamandy @AidanChamandy
6 Mar 25

Come for the @DavidHains column, stay for the Donald Shoup shoutout. #realonesknow

TorontoToday
TorontoToday @torontotodayca

OPINION: Everyone is sick of blocked streetcar paths. We need a solution. https://t.co/TbGyRtBsMS

Aidan Chamandy
Aidan Chamandy @AidanChamandy
31 Jan 25

Queen’s Park and City Hall heads should be familiar with @DavidHains great work. Huge free agent pickup by @torontotodayca

Allison Smith
Allison Smith @QueensParkToday

Excited to welcome the fine @DavidHains to the TorontoToday contributor roster. In his first city hall column, David argues that Olivia Chow needs to seize the political uncertainty federally and provincially to make some gains for Toronto. https://t.co/QafaLQm3yq