Ontario Court of Justice, the Court of Justice, the cycling driver rejected a command by a group of cyclists who wanted to delete bicycle strips in Toronto.
The group led by Toronto, 212, Bill 212, Bloor Street, Yongge Street and University Avenue took a plan to delete bike strips. Legislation passed in November.
Although the group’s trial was heard in April in April, they searched for any bicycle infrastructure to stop the removal between March and April.
Ontario, the earliest cycle stripes were the earliest, the press service for the Ministry of Transport said earlier this week.
In his decision by CBC Toronto, Justice Stephen Firestone should target the establishment of courts to serve the public interest of state legislation.
Therefore, he said he would do more for public interests by maintaining the bills to convince the trial.
However, Firestone did not meet the applicants’ heavy burden to create a command. “We will do more for public interest, taking into account the purpose of the legislation. ”
