A coalition of cycling advocates has launched a court challenge against Ontario’s new provincial legislation mandating the removal of Toronto’s busiest, protected bike lanes. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday by Cycle Toronto and individual cyclists Eva Stanger-Ross and Narada Kiondo, argues the law violates Charter rights to life and security for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Notwithstanding clause incoming… Because it’s always justified if it’s the conservatives that do it.
Or the bloc
They’ve just been itching and almost threatening to use it.