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Engineering & Community Design. Education & Encouragement. News & Events. Engineering & Community Design. Ontario Regulation 239: Minimum Maintenance Standards for Municipal Highways. Now includes section on standards for sidewalks). Sidewalk Design, Construction, and Maintenance. Federation of Canadian Municipalities Best Practices Guides. A web-based tool to allow reporting of infrastructure problems such as sidewalk maintenance issues). Ottawa Walks Community Advocacy Group). The Ontario Trails Council.

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LEADING THE WAY: Understanding the World of Wayfinding | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. April 9, 2014. LEADING THE WAY: Understanding the World of Wayfinding. Walk Toronto is pleased to co-sponsor a talk about wayfinding with Phil Berczuk, who is leading the development of Toronto’s wayfinding strategy. Leading the Way: Understanding the World of Wayfinding. Monday, May 5th, 6:30-9:00pm. RCC204), Ryerson University / 80 Gould St. You must RSVP at our Eventbrite page. Limited rush seating available night of event. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are...

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Improving accessibility on the Lower Don Trail | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. August 14, 2014. Improving accessibility on the Lower Don Trail. Councillor Fletcher has kindly added this item to the agenda of the Parks and Environment Committee’s meeting on Aug. 15. If you act quickly, you can send a letter of support to the committee before the deadline of 4:30 pm, Thursday, Aug. 14. Click on “Submit Comments” at:. Http:/ app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do? You can help get candidates talking about walking. How a Scarborough com...

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Comments on Pedestrian Crossings – Ontario Traffic Manual | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. September 9, 2014. Comments on Pedestrian Crossings – Ontario Traffic Manual. Walk Toronto has submitted comments on the Ontario Traffic Manual (OTM) Book 15 Pedestrian Crossing Treatments. The Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) was seeking public input. On the draft version of these revised guidelines. Read our complete comments. From Section 2.1.2, “Pedestrian’s Rights and Responsibilities”. 8220;If there is a crosswalk at a signalized intersection, p...

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Walk Toronto at Open Streets TO | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. August 20, 2014. Walk Toronto at Open Streets TO. Walk Toronto was pleased to be a participant in the first round of Open Streets TO. On Aug. 17, and Walk Toronto will be at Open Streets TO once again on Sunday Aug. 31. We’ll be at Matt Cohen Park (south-east corner of Bloor and Spadina) from opening at 8:00 am right through to noon. Drop by, have a chat, sign up for our mailing list, and check out the chalk drawings! In the meantime, have a look at a photo album.

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Walk Toronto calls on the City of Toronto to extend snow clearing to every sidewalk in the city | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. April 8, 2014. Walk Toronto calls on the City of Toronto to extend snow clearing to every sidewalk in the city. Walk Toronto is calling on the City of Toronto to commit to clearing the snow from every sidewalk in the City. The full consequences of this City policy are laid out in a comprehensive report by Walk Toronto, Keeping Sidewalks Safe in Winter. A new report from City of Toronto Transportation Services. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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“Building a Toronto that Moves” city election survey | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. June 3, 2014. 8220;Building a Toronto that Moves” city election survey. Walk Toronto has teamed up with the Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT), Canada Walks, Cycle Toronto and the Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) to create an election survey for council and mayoral candidates in the upcoming civic elections. The survey, called “Building a Toronto that Moves,” includes 4 questions each about walking, cycling and transit. 4 Will you work with the ...

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Walk Toronto has a new website | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. December 9, 2014. Walk Toronto has a new website. We’ve moved our website over to a new platform – you can find it at walktoronto.ca. Please check it out! All the content on this site has been moved over, so no content has been lost. Election candidates survey results show strong support for walking policies. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). WORD ON THE STREET.

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Election candidates survey results show strong support for walking policies | Walk Toronto

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Walking is about to get better in Toronto. September 19, 2014. Election candidates survey results show strong support for walking policies. 8220;Buidling a City that Moves,” the City of Toronto election candidates survey of walking, cycling and transit issues, released its findings today. The results showed strong support from council and mayoral candidates for policies that support walking, as well as cycling and transit. For the walking-related questions, the results were:. Two-thirds (63%) of the 38 c...