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title: Books on Bathurst
slug: books-on-bathurst
permalink: /books-on-bathurst/
date: 2016-05-28
distance: 10
description: Books on Bathurst was voted one of The Best Jane100 Events in Toronto by NOW MAGAZINE and one of The top 12 events for Toronto Bike Month in 2016 by blogTO.
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about:
  - title: <NAME> & <NAME>
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    body: Our program featured authors and special guests, with a focus on celebrating authors and activists <NAME> and <NAME> in what would have been the year of Jane’s 100th birthday. We rode near Jane’s home in the Annex, and ended the ride at June Callwood Park near the base of Bathurst.
  - title: Historical
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    body: We started our ride at the majestic Fort York Library at the base of Bathurst Street. The library was celebrating its two-year anniversary, and was built to serve the residents flocking to this part of town with its new condo developments. The library also honours the past in its design, incorporating elements that speak to the historical, geographic, and literary landscape. We then rode north to the historic Tollkeeper’s Cottage at Bathurst and Davenport, which once marked the shoreline of Lake Iroquois and was a key trail for First Nations for centuries.
  - title: Population Density
    img: fa-users
    body: Our goal for the Book Ride was to raise awareness of a street in the city that is seeing increased density from the south with the Fort York condominiums and redevelopments along Bathurst. This much-used north–south corridor requires improved bike infrastructure. Our trip was to illustrate that a street with libraries, schools, daycares, residences and businesses requires a complete street focus.
journey:
  - title: A great place to start
    subheading: Fort York Public Library
    img: 1.jpg
    about: <NAME>, Branch Head of Fort York Library provided history & architectural background; <NAME>, City Councillor (Ward 20) spoke of the increasing density in this small area; <NAME>, author of Magnified World entertained with her chapter on cycling & Tanis Rideout, author of Above All Things & Poet Laureate Lake Ontario 2006, read a poem from her Arguments with the Lake published by Wolsak & Wynn Publishers.
  - title: A natural oasis
    subheading: Tollkeeper’s Cottage Museum
    img: 2.jpg
    about: <NAME>, City Councillor (Ward 21) welcomed us to this neighbourhood ; the Manager of the Tollkeeper’s Cottage shared some history & staff provided lemonade & cookies as it was a very hot day; <NAME>, executive director of Jane’s Walk spoke about <NAME>'s legacy & <NAME> (editor) & <NAME> (contributor), Subdivided: City-Building in an Age of HyperDiversity discussed the diversity of Toronto.
  - title: An urban forest
    subheading: June Callwood Park
    img: 3.jpg
    about: <NAME>, City Councillor (Ward 19) welcome us to his ward; <NAME>, Manager, Cycling Infrastructure & Programs,Transportation Services at City of Toronto updated us on the 10 year cycling plan for Toronto; S. <NAME>, author of Blood, Marriage, Wine and Glitter entertained us with his children's book M is for Moustache; and we discovered that <NAME>, Toronto Poet Laureate and author of Fugitive Pieces was a close friend of June Callwood. A perfect ending to the afternoon.

  - title: Book Shop
    subheading: Spacing Store
    img: 4.jpg
    about: Matt from Spacing Store
    
  - title: Title
    subheading: Location
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    about: About
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    about: About
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layout: page
title: Books on Bathurst
slug: books-on-bathurst
permalink: /books-on-bathurst/
date: 2016-05-28
distance: 10
description: "Books on Bathurst was voted one of The Best Jane100 Events in Toronto by NOW MAGAZINE and one of The top 12 events for Toronto Bike Month in 2016 by blogTO."
route_src: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/embed?mid=1q4IwCCzsAh-q6YvHmMVYgEjolqY
future: false
about:
  - title: <NAME> & <NAME>
    img: fa-road
    body: Our program featured authors and special guests, with a focus on celebrating authors and activists <NAME> and <NAME> in what would have been the year of Jane’s 100th birthday. We rode near Jane’s home in the Annex, and ended the ride at June Callwood Park near the base of Bathurst.
  - title: Historical
    img: fa-history
    body: We started our ride at the majestic Fort York Library at the base of Bathurst Street. The library was celebrating its two-year anniversary, and was built to serve the residents flocking to this part of town with its new condo developments. The library also honours the past in its design, incorporating elements that speak to the historical, geographic, and literary landscape. We then rode north to the historic Tollkeeper’s Cottage at Bathurst and Davenport, which once marked the shoreline of Lake Iroquois and was a key trail for First Nations for centuries.
  - title: Population Density
    img: fa-users
    body: Our goal for the Book Ride was to raise awareness of a street in the city that is seeing increased density from the south with the Fort York condominiums and redevelopments along Bathurst. This much-used north–south corridor requires improved bike infrastructure. Our trip was to illustrate that a street with libraries, schools, daycares, residences and businesses requires a complete street focus.
journey:
  - title: A great place to start
    subheading: Fort York Public Library
    img: 1.jpg
    about: <NAME>, Branch Head of Fort York Library provided history & architectural background; <NAME>, City Councillor (Ward 20) spoke of the increasing density in this small area; <NAME>, author of Magnified World entertained with her chapter on cycling & Tanis Rideout, author of Above All Things & Poet Laureate Lake Ontario 2006, read a poem from her Arguments with the Lake published by Wolsak & Wynn Publishers.
  - title: A natural oasis
    subheading: Tollkeeper’s Cottage Museum
    img: 2.jpg
    about: <NAME>, City Councillor (Ward 21) welcomed us to this neighbourhood ; the Manager of the Tollkeeper’s Cottage shared some history & staff provided lemonade & cookies as it was a very hot day; <NAME>, executive director of Jane’s Walk spoke about <NAME>'s legacy & <NAME> (editor) & <NAME> (contributor), Subdivided: City-Building in an Age of HyperDiversity discussed the diversity of Toronto.
  - title: An urban forest
    subheading: June Callwood Park
    img: 3.jpg
    about: <NAME>, City Councillor (Ward 19) welcome us to his ward; <NAME>, Manager, Cycling Infrastructure & Programs,Transportation Services at City of Toronto updated us on the 10 year cycling plan for Toronto; <NAME>, author of Blood, Marriage, Wine and Glitter entertained us with his children's book M is for Moustache; and we discovered that <NAME>, Toronto Poet Laureate and author of Fugitive Pieces was a close friend of <NAME>. A perfect ending to the afternoon.
  - title: Book Shop
    subheading: Spacing Store
    img: 4.jpg
    about: Matt from Spacing Store
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    subheading: Location
    img: 5.jpg
    about: About
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    subheading: Location
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    about: About
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