and cheaper than the TTC!
Here's what's up;
1. All Out day of action & critical mass
2. Harvest Noon opens
3. Bike Union - Coldest Day ride & 365 Days Exhibit
4. Women & Trans seminars @ Bike Pirates
5. Separated Bike Lanes?
1. All Out Day of Action
On February 1, 2012, students at the University of Toronto will be
joining students and community members across the country in a
National Day of Action. Our members will be taking to the streets to
defend public education in Canada, calling for a post-secondary
education system that is of high quality, affordable and accessible to
all.
To get involved with the National Day of Action organizing, contact:
Shaun Shepherd, Vice-President External,
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, (416)
978-4911 ext. 23
http://utsu.ca/section/1136
There's also going to be a bicycle-style Critical Mass if you wish to
protest your high tution fees in cyclo-style!
Meet up at Sid Smith, 100 St George St, at 11am
2. Harvest Noon opens
Healthy, Affordable and Sustainable Cafe Opens on Campus!
We are excited to announce that this Monday, January 30th, Harvest Noon
Cafe will open its doors to the public. The crew behind this Co-operative
venture is thrilled to offer a healthy, financially accessible,
environmentally sustainable, and independent food option on campus.
Located on the sunny second floor of the Graduate Students? Union at 16
Bancroft Avenue, the cafe offers a variety of tasty, homemade vegetarian
and vegan menu options and a relaxed and inclusive space for folks to study
or take a well deserved break.
The cafe will initially be open from 10:00am to 2:00pm, with plans to
extend later in the semester. As the operation is starting out on entirely
volunteer power, there are many opportunities for those who want to get
involved - ranging from cooking to accounting!
3. Bike Union Events
The Coldest Day of the Year Ride, a comfortable, car-free, group ride
to celebrate and promote winter cycling. Cyclists will ride down
University Avenue from City Hall to Front Street, with free hot
chocolate provided at the end courtesy of the Fairmont Royal York to
warm up riders!
30 January, 2012 - 12:00 - 13:30
Start: City Hall at 12:00pm. Meet on the west side of City Hall at
Armoury St. and Chestnut St.
End: The Fairmont Royal York Hotel on Front Street at 1:30pm
An Evening of Art and Cycling
365 Days of Cycling
The Toronto Cyclists Union invites you to 365 Days of Cycling: An
Evening of Art and Cycling. Happening Thursday Feb 2 at CSI Annex, the
show highlight's cycling in Toronto across the 4 seasons.
Bike union members get in free. Non-members $5. Join and get in free &
get a free drink. Raffle prizes and silent auction.
4. Bike Pirates Women & Trans workshop series
To complement Women & Trans workshop day at Bike Pirates, through
February there will be workshops from 6:30-8:30 Sunday evenings.
1292 Bloor St W @ Lansdowne
Pay-what-you-can
5. Separate Bike Lanes
Still with us? Read this;
http://www.nowtoronto.com/daily/news/story.cfm?content=184958
and let the city know what you think of the design -
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Biking Today - it's faster than walking!
Bikechain Special General Meeting Agenda
Bikechain Special General Meeting Agenda 7:30-8:30pm Januray 18th 2012 GSU Lounge - Basement 16 Bancroft Ave
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