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Bike lane advocates to challenge Ford government’s removal plans at Supreme Court

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Bike lane advocates to challenge Ford government’s removal plans at Supreme Court

Ahead of the lane removal, CycleTO and EcoJustice, two groups that launched the charter challenge, revealed they are appealing the case to Canada's highest court.

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