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Matt Hansen
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Web Editor, Canadian Cycling
Toronto
butler, Pacers , Iu, Colts , Purdue, indianapolis sport
Though I have my opinions, I will most likely steer clear of sports and politics
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By Matt Hansen Verified| Canadian Cycling Verified Some good news for cyclists in Toronto! An Ontario judge has granted an injunction preventing the province from removing three Toronto bike lanes until a Charter challenge is decided. Justice Paul Schabas said the case raises “important and complex constitutional issues,” according to the CBC. “I must exercise my judgment in balancing the right of the government to enact and implement legislation against the importance of protecting the rights contained in the Charter, the supreme law of Canada.
By Matt Hansen Verified| Canadian Cycling Verified Sarah Van Dam’s season didn’t exactly start the way she wanted to—but she’s making up for lost time, with a third place at the Ronde de Mouscron in Belgium. The three-day stage race, the Santos Down Under, concluded with Noemi Rüegg (EF Education-Oatly) taking the overall win as well as the points classification. Van Dam finished third in the points competition, thanks to a fourth on Stage 1, 11th on Stage 2—featuring the notorious Willunga Hill—and fifth on the final stage.
By Matt Hansen Verified| Canadian Cycling Verified Some good news for cyclists in Toronto! An Ontario judge has granted an injunction preventing the province from removing three Toronto bike lanes until a Charter challenge is decided. Justice Paul Schabas said the case raises “important and complex constitutional issues,” according to the CBC. “I must exercise my judgment in balancing the right of the government to enact and implement legislation against the importance of protecting the rights contained in the Charter, the supreme law of Canada.
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Canadian Cycling