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Hello all,

A reminder that if you haven't gotten your tickets yet, now is the time to secure your spot at Toronto's first community-run Pedestrian Summit!

Just in the past few days, Toronto and East York Community Council approved a 9-week pedestrianization of Church Street, and the City has released plans for Ookwemin Minising with a car-free street.

Join Toronto's top sustainable mobility activists at this Sunday's Pedestrian Summit. Together, we can make Toronto a much better place for all pedestrians.

Sunday's event will feature a dinnertime panel with some of top sustainable mobility thinkers and activists in the City:

• Shawn Micallef, Columnist with the Toronto Star and author of Stroll

• Lanrick Bennett Jr., Urbanist-in-Residence at the UofT School of Cities

• Daniella Levy-Pinto, Accessibility advocate with Walk Toronto

• Dylan Reid, Editor of Spacing Magazine

• Jess Spieker, Advocate with Friends and Families for Safe Streets

The event, sponsored by The Biking Lawyer, includes activists and organizers from:

• 8 80 Cities

• CycleTO

• Friends and Families for Safe Streets

• Green Neighbours Network

• Jane's Walk Toronto

• The Laneway Project

• More Neighbours Toronto

• Strong Towns Toronto

• Toronto Climate Action Network

• Toronto Environmental Alliance

• TTCriders

• Walk Toronto

Get your ticket now!