#WalkTO is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 6 people shared 37 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is up 50% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 21 with 4 posts.
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29-Storey Rental Tower Proposed on Bloor Near Royal York Station | UrbanToronto
Montez Corporation proposes a 29-storey tower with 318 rental units and ground-floor retail at 3005 Bloor Street West, near Royal York station in Toronto’s Sunnylea neighbourhood. Designed by Sweeny &Co Architects, the proposal replaces a cancelled seven-storey condominium plan on a larger site.
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Arrests made in protests of Bloor Street bike lane removal intended to quell dissent, lawyers allege | CBC News
Four people arrested last month during protests against the removal of Etobicoke bike lanes and their lawyers say Toronto police laid "heavy-handed criminal charges" against them to deter future prote...
www.torontotoday.ca
Cyclist struck by vehicle in Toronto’s west end
The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene of the collision, police say
www.cp24.com
Driver wanted after striking man and dog in Toronto hit-and-run
Toronto police are searching for a driver after a pickup truck struck a pedestrian and his dog in a hit-and-run collision in the city’s west end, leaving both with “serious injuries.”
toronto.citynews.ca
Man suffers life-threatening injuries in East York pedestrian collision
The male pedestrian was transported to a hospital by Toronto paramedics, where his injuries were determined to be life-threatening.
Friends and Families for Safe Streets @ffsafestreets.bsky.social
ACTION ALERT!! Please plan to join us the 🗓️ EVENING of Sunday, November 15 to mark the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Location to be announced shortly. The over 600 candles in this photo represent the Ontarians killed every year, year after year, in preventable car crashes.
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At least five pedestrians struck by drivers since last night, including elderly man fighting for life in hospital
One man suffered life-threatening injuries after he was struck by a vehicle in the city’s east end early Thursday morning.
www.torontotoday.ca
Cyclist struck by vehicle in Toronto’s west end
The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene of the collision, police say
www.cp24.com
Driver wanted after striking man and dog in Toronto hit-and-run
Toronto police are searching for a driver after a pickup truck struck a pedestrian and his dog in a hit-and-run collision in the city’s west end, leaving both with “serious injuries.”
toronto.citynews.ca
Man suffers life-threatening injuries in East York pedestrian collision
The male pedestrian was transported to a hospital by Toronto paramedics, where his injuries were determined to be life-threatening.
urbantoronto.ca
29-Storey Rental Tower Proposed on Bloor Near Royal York Station | UrbanToronto
Montez Corporation proposes a 29-storey tower with 318 rental units and ground-floor retail at 3005 Bloor Street West, near Royal York station in Toronto’s Sunnylea neighbourhood. Designed by Sweeny &Co Architects, the proposal replaces a cancelled seven-storey condominium plan on a larger site.
www.cp24.com
At least five pedestrians struck by drivers since last night, including elderly man fighting for life in hospital
One man suffered life-threatening injuries after he was struck by a vehicle in the city’s east end early Thursday morning.
www.ctvnews.ca
Man in his 50s in hospital after being hit by vehicle in Etobicoke
A man in his 50s was seriously injured when he was struck by a vehicle in north Etobicoke Wednesday night, Toronto police said.
www.cbc.ca
Arrests made in protests of Bloor Street bike lane removal intended to quell dissent, lawyers allege | CBC News
Four people arrested last month during protests against the removal of Etobicoke bike lanes and their lawyers say Toronto police laid "heavy-handed criminal charges" against them to deter future prote...
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