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Tricia Wood

Tricia Wood

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Columnist, Spacing Magazine

Madrid, Toronto

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  • REID: Ford’s attack on bike lanes is also a planning problem - Spacing Toronto

    By Dylan Reid Verified, Mahtot Gebresselassie, Tricia Wood| Spacing Magazine Verified A lot of good reasons against Ontario premier Doug Ford’s plans to not only block many planned bike lanes but rip up some existing one have been put forward, based on safety and travel efficiency, and even main street vitality. But there’s another angle too, and that’s how it messes up Toronto’s planning for adding housing for thousands of new residents (intensification, it should be noted, that is mandated by the provincial government).

    By Dylan Reid Verified, Mahtot Gebresselassie, Tricia Wood · Spacing Magazine

    Oct. 25, 2024

  • ISMAIL: Biking a mile in another kid’s hood - Spacing Toronto

    By Sabat Ismail, Mahtot Gebresselassie, Tricia Wood, John Lorinc Verified| Spacing Magazine Verified This column introduces our new cycling columnist, Sabat Ismail, who will be contributing insights into cycling in Toronto. Sabat Ismail is an urban planner and artist based in Toronto. My fondest summer memories have always included me on a bike: biking down hills, passing by a chorus of chirping birds, watching rabbits scurry away as I near, discovering parts of my community that I had never seen – or that I never had the chance to connect with in the unique way that you can on a bike.

    By Sabat Ismail, Mahtot Gebresselassie, Tricia Wood, John Lorinc Verified · Spacing Magazine

    Oct. 24, 2024

  • REID: Ford’s attack on bike lanes is also a planning problem - Spacing Toronto

    By Dylan Reid Verified, Mahtot Gebresselassie, Tricia Wood| Spacing Magazine Verified A lot of good reasons against Ontario premier Doug Ford’s plans to not only block many planned bike lanes but rip up some existing one have been put forward, based on safety and travel efficiency, and even main street vitality. But there’s another angle too, and that’s how it messes up Toronto’s planning for adding housing for thousands of new residents (intensification, it should be noted, that is mandated by the provincial government).

    By Dylan Reid Verified, Mahtot Gebresselassie, Tricia Wood · Spacing Magazine

    Oct. 25, 2024

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