Cyclists ride in a bike lane at St. George St. and Bloor St. West in Toronto on Dec. 13, 2024. The Canadian Press/Laura Proctor
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Commentary
Bicycle lanes have been a contentious issue in municipal politics for years. Activists advocate for the lanes to boost bike use, while commuters and businesses fight against the roadway congestion created by the bike lanes. In Edmonton, a bike lane was removed in recent years, while in Toronto, businesses are suing the city for lost commerce due to several lanes downtown.
Cory Morgan is a columnist based in Calgary.
