Doug Ford’s efforts to remove the bike lanes on Bloor, University and Yonge Streets can go ahead following the decision from the Court of Appeals.
In a victory for Premier Doug Ford, Ontario’s highest court has ruled that the removal of Toronto’s main downtown bike lanes does not violate Charter rights.
On Friday, the Court of Appeal overturned Superior Court Justice Paul Schabas’ ruling from July 2025 that found the Ford government’s efforts via legislation to get rid of bike lanes on Bloor, University and Yonge Streets was unconstitutional.
Win is significant for region’s premier, Doug Ford, who blames protected zones for city’s traffic ills
The Doug Ford government scored a big win as the ruling will allow it to tear up bike lanes in Toronto
The mayoral candidate conceded that in 2023 he voted to build the lanes he’s now pledging to remove.
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