LenoreFan

LenoreFan, 19 days ago to random

from: Jennifer Keesmaat

Montreal's pedestrian streets - in just three years (now 11 of them) are coveted by business and touted by the Tourism Board. No one wants to live in or visit a city that is choked w traffic, causing annoyance, air + noise pollution.

But a city rapidly transforming with spaces for walking, lingering + cycling? That is a place to go, a place to be. And a much better place to live.

Density isn't our problem, Toronto. Cars are our problem. We need more places for people.