Fridays For Future Toronto

@fridaysforfutureto.org

A youth-led grassroots movement fighting for a just future for all, because climate justice is social justice. Visit our website to get involved! https://www.fridaysforfutureto.org/

We protested a press conference organized by the "Toronto Concerned Citizens Coalition" this morning showcasing a disappointing assortment of anti-progress viewpoints including opposition to bike lanes, bus lanes, homeless shelters and harm-reduction sites.

A group of high-profile individuals, including a Balance on Bloor rep, will be holding a press conference Tuesday where they'll advocate against bike lanes, bus lanes and more. We'll be there to remind them of how unpopular and out-of-touch their views are.

Bike & bus lane counterprotest against out-of-touch reactionaries fighting for a worse Toronto.

Who they are:
The group “Toronto Concerned Citizens Coalition” is made up of out-of-touch, high-profile individuals using their influence and media connections to host a press conference trying to block progressive policies that improve our lives. Their agenda is:
- anti-cyclist
- anti-transit
- anti-environment
- anti-affordable housing
- anti-Indigenous
- anti-people
- pro-car centrism
- pro-criminalizing homelessness
- pro-pollution
- pro-exploitation
- pro-colonialism
- pro-inequality

Nathan Phillips Square (near City Hall Library)
Tuesday July 15, 2025 @ 10:45 AM
Counterprotest (bring signs; bike optional)

Organized by Fridays For Future Toronto (fridaysforfutureto.org).

We're holding a protest against specific businesses we've identified as having significant ties to the anti-bike-lane movement. We continue to support local businesses that are not contributing to the deaths of cyclists. We hope to see you there, July 5 at High Park!

Bike lane protest against the businesses attacking our bike lanes and bankrolling Doug Ford.

High Park, North Gate
Saturday July 5, 2025 @ 11:00 AM
Ride & Rally

Fridays for Future Toronto

Here are the full details for our protest on December 7! There will be two parts. Cyclists can join at 2 PM at the High Park North gates. Everyone else can meet them at 3 PM at Christine Hogarth's office (The PC MPP of Etobicoke-Lakeshore).

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