ActiveTO: Major Toronto roadways closed to vehicle traffic this weekend
- All eastbound lanes of Lakeshore Boulevard West, between Windermere Avenue and Stadium Road.- All eastbound lanes of Lakeshore Boulevard East between Coxwell Avenue and Kew Beach Avenue- River Street between Gerrard Street and the Bayview Extension.Toronto Mayor John Tory says the ActiveTO program is meant to use public space and roadways to give the city “that is emerging from a pandemic” a way to get outside in a safe manner, with abundant space to ensure physical distancing.
He said last weekend’s effort saw people from all walks of life get outdoors and he was encouraged by that. “We have something going here that people will use, and we just have to keep looking at it in a sensible and continuous way to make sure we’re doing it right.”
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