Alberta Response to Ontario Decision on Bike Lanes 2026

Stuck in traffic? The way out is not another lane

Removing protected bike lanes in Toronto following last week's court ruling will limit how residents move through their cities, writes engineer Margaret Parkhill

No one ever said there was a constitutional right to bike lanes – just a right to fundamental justice

Ford government’s decision to remove Toronto bike lanes should be subject to Charter scrutiny

Alberta response to Ontario decision on bike lanes 2026

Alberta – Minister Devin Dreeshen issued the following statement on the Ontario Appeal Court ruling on bike lanes. “The decision from Ontario’s Court of Appeal is a win for common sense and for elected governments’ ability to make decisions in the public interest. Citizens in Alberta expect their government to make transportation decisions “The appeal court made clear that governments ... Read More The post Alberta response to Ontario decision o…

‘Illegitimate’ for courts to declare a right to bike lanes

A legal battle over Toronto’s bike lanes has turned into a bigger conversation about public policy and the role of the courts. In this interview, National Post contributor Ben Woodfinden joins Rob Breakenridge to discuss last week’s Ontario Court of Appeal decision that rejected the notion of a Charter right to bike lanes and overturned a lower court decision that blocked the Ontario government from removing a number of downtown Toronto bike lan…