Upcoming Events:
Recent Events:
May 13 2026: Pedestrian Memorial Installation for Marr Horsey
Join us Wednesday May 13 at 12:00pm as we install a pedestrian memorial sign in memory of Marr Horsey. Marr was 90 years old, a beloved mother, grandmother, and aunt. Marr was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver on May 13 2013. No matter the years that have gone by, her family still misses her deeply and thinks about her every day. This intersection remains as dangerous today as it was 13 years ago.
Please join us Wednesday to honour Marr's memory and show Marr's family that they are not alone. You are warmly welcome to leave flowers at the memorial.
📍Yonge St and Mill St (northeast corner)
🕜12:00pm
📅Wednesday May 13
May 3 2026: Pedestrian Summit TO
Join us Sunday May 3 for the first ever Pedestrian Summit TO to conclude the Jane's Walk Weekend! The Summit is open to anyone who cares about pedestrian issues, walkable city enthusiasts, residents, community advocates, city builders, and organizational representatives interested in making Toronto a pedestrian-friendly city. Graciously sponsored by The Biking Lawyer!
Come share your ideas, socialize, and enjoy a meal with us, and connect with other people who are interested in creating a more vibrant and walkable Toronto for everyone.
As cities like Montreal, Paris, and New York make big investments in pedestrian priority projects, is Toronto lagging behind the global stage? Help us organize and shape an agenda for making the city a better and safer city for pedestrians of all ages.
Tickets are available to purchase here: https://www.cycleto.ca/pedestrian_summit_2026. The $25 cost covers expenses for the venue and meal. We are offering more affordable tickets for lower-income community members, and pay-it-forward tickets for folks who can afford to pay a little more to help others attend.
April 19 2026: Pedestrian Memorial Installation for Margie Boucher
Saturday April 18, 3:00pm, in front of 130 Eglinton Ave E (Montgomery Place)
Join us Saturday as we install a pedestrian memorial sign in memory of Margie Boucher. Margie was 70 years old, a beloved mother, grandmother, sister and auntie. Her death was the final road violence fatality of 2025. Margie was struck and killed by two hit-and-run drivers on December 31, 2025. Her family is devastated and her community is grieving for her.
Please join us Saturday to honour Margie's memory and show Margie's family that they are not alone. You are warmly welcome to leave flowers at the memorial.
📍In front of 130 Eglinton Ave E (Montgomery Place)
🕜3:00pm
📅Saturday April 18
March 21 2026: Pedestrian Memorial Installation for Gigi Behocaray
Saturday March 28, 2:30pm, King St W and Massey St (near King and Strachan)
Join us Saturday as we install a pedestrian memorial sign in memory of Gigi Behocaray. Gigi was 94 years old, a beloved mother, and a dear friend. She was vivacious and had so much more life to live. She walked everywhere, and was well known and loved in the neighbourhood, creating community on her several daily walks. Gigi was struck and killed by a pickup truck driver on March 21, 2026. Her family and community are devastated.
Please join us Saturday to honour Gigi's memory and show Gigi's family that they are not alone. You are warmly welcome to leave flowers at the memorial. Gerberas were Gigi's favourite.
November 16 2025: World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
Location: Queen's Park, South Lawn. Second year holding it in front of the legislature whose members are recklessly trying to get as many Ontarians killed in preventable car crashes as possible. Start gathering at 4:30pm for a 5:00pm start.
Join us on Sunday Nov 16 for the annual World Day of Remembrance event to remember all of the loved ones who have been killed and severely injured in crashes, both on #TODeadlyStreets and around the world. They are never forgotten, and whether you are grieving for a loved one or struggling after surviving being struck, you are not alone.
In these deeply troubling times, the government of Ontario continues to actively wage a war on road safety, 1 year after trying to rip out our best complete streets (Bill 212). Now they have killed our Speed Safety Camera program (Bill 56), and are about to block any reallocation of any road space away from cars to implement speed-calming road diets or build complete streets (Bill 60). We can't scream it loudly enough: our provincial government is going to get more innocent people killed. We must remind them what's at stake. This isn't about a few seconds of driving convenience or aggrieved motorists, this is about who lives and who dies on our streets. It's about shattered families, and heavy life sentences of devastation, anguish, grief and loss, all of which is so easily preventable.
If you have a battery-powered candle, please bring it, as well as any signs or photos of loved ones. We will provide memorial posters and battery-powered candles, too.
Oct 20 2025: Provincial Day of Action to Save Our Speed Safety Cameras
Calling parents all across Ontario! Do you want your kids to be as safe as possible on their way to school? Don't want them defenseless against reckless speeding drivers? Help us save Ontario's Speed Safety Cameras by hosting your own local event to protest our Premier's plans to dismantle this lifesaving program.
Here's a handy Organizer's Toolkit
Speed Safety Camera Fact Sheet
Connect with Parents Against Speeding (fill out google form)
Facebook Event - RSVP and invite your friends
www.speedcamerassavelives.ca - more info here
We suggest hosting a quick rally in front of a speed safety camera holding signs before school, but you can do anything you like that works for you!
Oct 4 2025: Circle the Strollers! Save our Speed Cameras!
April 12 2025: Taking Action for Safe Streets: Join Cycling and Street Safety Advocates for a Panel About their Experiences Advocating for Safer Streets in Toronto
RSVP: eventbrite.ca/e/taking-action-for-safe-streets-tickets-1275438834889
Panel speakers include:
Albert Koehl
An environmental lawyer, coordinator of Community Bikeways, and author of Wheeling Through Toronto: A History of the Bicycle and its Riders.
Michael Longfield
The executive director of Cycle Toronto, a member-supported charity dedicated to making Toronto a healthier, safer, and more vibrant cycling city for all. He is a passionate advocate for building inclusive cycling communities and making riding a bike a convenient transportation option.
Jess Spieker
A volunteer with Friends and Families for Safe Streets (FFSS) advocating to prevent death and injury on Toronto’s streets. After being struck and nearly killed by a reckless driver in 2015, Jess now works to see a Toronto where that never happens to anyone else.
Alison Stewart
The Bicycle Mayor of Toronto and the founding member of Femmes & Friends, a collective of women who seek to spread the joy of biking by creating inclusive and supportive spaces for women without the fear of judgment or competition. Alison began her journey as a cycling advocate in 2013 out of frustration with dangerous cycling conditions and the desire to be a positive agent of change.
The panel will take place in the North York Central Library Concourse Event Space below the library.
For more questions, please call 416-395-5672 or visit the first floor reference desk at North York Central Library.
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March 25 2025: Bike Lane Removals: Tips for Staying Safe
RSVP: https://thegreenline.to/issue/toronto-bike-lane-removals-road-safety/#part_three_event
The Green Line is partnering with St. Stephen-In-The-Fields church to host a Story Circle and community dinner in the Kensington-Chinatown neighbourhood. We’ll explore how, with major bike lanes gone, drivers, cyclists and pedestrians can stay safe. We’ll also brainstorm solutions to commuting challenges.
#TheGreenLineTO’s March Action Journey Event, “Toronto’s bike lane removals: tips for staying safe,” will take place on Tuesday, March 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. at St. Stephen-In-The-Fields church (103 Bellevue Ave.) Dinner and refreshments will be provided.
Walk Toronto, Friends and Families for Safe Streets, Curbside Cycle Toronto, The Biking Lawyer David Shellnutt and other groups will provide concrete tips for staying safe while commuting, and will also host resource tables with information you can take home.
This event is Pay What You Can, as we want to include as many Torontonians as possible in this conversation.
For transparency, here's a breakdown of costs:
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Venue cost: $50
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Food and Drinks: $300
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Labour: $1,200
If you'd like to support our team in continuing to host community-focused events like this, we'd appreciate a contribution of $31 to help us fully cover operational costs. If this is above your budget, we'd appreciate a payment of $10. If that's still a barrier to you joining us, you can contribute as much as you're able.
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Feb 13 2025: West End Phoenix Panel: Doug Ford VS The City
https://www.westendphoenix.com/events/doug-ford-vs-the-city
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January 25, 2025: Brampton Bill 212 Protest!
Our friends from Brampton have showed up for us, and now it's our turn to show up for them. Join us Saturday January 25 to directly target the Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria, who is responsible for this lethal nonsense of ripping out lifesaving Complete Streets and prohibiting them from being built. Meet at the Brampton Innovation GO station at 1:00pm, and ride to Sarkaria's constituency office. After a rally, a ghost bike will be installed in honour of all the future victims of the deadly Bill 212. More info on Bike Brampton's website: https://bikebrampton.ca/2025/01/11/bill-212-ride-and-rally/
COMMUTE OPTIONS:
- GO Train, Kitchener Line Departures:
- Union GO: 11:51am
- Bloor GO: 12:01pm
- Arrive at Brampton Innovation District GO at 12:32pm for the 1:00pm event start time.
- With another mode of transportation, bring your bike and meet at the Brampton Innovation District GO Station (27 Church St W, Brampton) by 1:00pm.
- With another mode of transportation, and meet around 1:45pm to rally at Sarkaria's office at 7700 Hurontario St #402, Brampton.
The event will conclude with the installation of a Ghost Bike in honour of all future victims of the deadly Bill 212.
Return GO trains from Brampton to Toronto depart at 2:55pm, 3:55pm or 4:55pm.
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November 17 2024: World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
Join us at Queen's Park at 4:30pm for a 5:00pm start time. This event features speakers personally devastated by road violence, a memorial name-reading ceremony, and a candle-lit march around Queen's Park. Join us in demanding that the provincial government not pass Bill 212 and not rip out our safest and most-used complete streets, along with preventing safe streets from being built anywhere else in the province. If our safe streets are ripped out and other municipalities are not allowed to build them, more people will be killed in crashes that would otherwise have been prevented. It is horribly callous for our elected leaders to actively try to get more road users killed instead of building safe streets. FFSS members understand all too well the toll of inaction and regression on road safety. No amount of driving convenience is worth the anguish, grief and pain that has been unleashed on us in crashes caused by reckless motorists on dangerously designed streets.
We will provide memorial posters and road safety signs to hold, and battery-powered candles. If you have a battery-powered candle of your own, please bring it. Make sure to dress for the weather. Warm gloves/mittens make it more comfortable to hold signs.
If you have lost a loved one to road violence, they are not forgotten. If you have been devastated by road violence, you are not alone.
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/525216210281801
Upcoming Peer Support Meetings:
Meetings are held from 1:00-3:00pm in Room 375 of the 401 Richmond St building. Meetings are held in a hybrid format - you are welcome to attend in person, or over Zoom or Google Meet. To join online, please email [email protected] or DM us on any social media platform in advance for the link to the virtual meeting.
October 19 2025: https://www.facebook.com/events/516813174370390
November 9 2025: https://www.facebook.com/events/1194545868328057
December 14 2025: https://www.facebook.com/events/508117301833186
