MEC Bikefest is a daylong community celebration of all things bicycle related. Our goal is to bring together Toronto’s bicycle community and those new to bikes, to celebrate the wonders of cycling.
This FREE event will be held in Toronto's Distillery Historic District (downtown), and has something for everyone, so bring the whole family down to the sweetest cycling celebration of the summer.

See attached -POSTER- PDF for list of Workshop Topics.
Please click here to pre-register online
Note: Position papers for the various sub-groups are available in 'Attachments' section (below).
Join cycling enthusiasts and advocates to discuss and participate in local initiatives, proposals and pilot programs working to improve the conditions for riding in Ward 6 South Etobicoke and connecting communities.
This is our first meeting since the summer. Topics to be addressed include:
The meeting will take place at 7:00pm on Monday, October 3rd, at LAMP CHC.
Check room listing at side entrance of LAMP for exact meeting room number.
MEC Bikefest is a daylong community celebration of all things bicycle related. Our goal is to bring together Toronto’s bicycle community and those new to bikes, to celebrate the wonders of cycling.

This FREE event will be held in Toronto's Distillery Historic District (downtown), and has something for everyone, so bring the whole family down to the sweetest cycling celebration of the summer.
Bicycling is a unique and exciting way to view Toronto's military history. Beginning at the Old Mill Subway Station, we will begin by riding to Teiagon, the site of the 17th century Seneca Village. Following the Humber Valley trails, we will stop and explore the sights of Toronto's first two forts. Continuing along the Martin Goodman Trail we will go to the site of Fort Rouille, the last French Fort.
Monthly meeting - we discuss projects and initiatives of the Ward-6 Cycling sub-committee. Newcomers are welcome!
Join us for this family-friendly Bird Festival in Colonel Sam Smith Park in Etobicoke - there will be activities for everyone - including hourly bird walks, children's activities, Art and Photography workshops, bird-friendly coffee, and much more.
For more Info and Map, see - http://www.CCFEW.org/html/activities.html#birdfestwalks or phone Toronto's 311 info line.
This is the annual kick-off commute for Toronto Bike Month.
In July 2008, Phase-I of the Mimico Waterfront Linear Park (MWLP) was officially opened to the public, stretching west 500m from Superior Ave (Amos Waites Park) to Norris Crescent. This $10.6 million project, a joint effort by Waterfront Toronto and the TRCA, includes a sand dune, a boardwalk, protection of the shoreline, and improvements to terrestrial and aquatic habitats.
Monthly meeting - we discuss projects and initiatives of the Ward-6 Cycling sub-committee. Newcomers are welcome!