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        • Mapping Cycling Behaviour in Toronto (2006 Data)
        • Cycling Shops and Service Facilities in Toronto
        • Proportion of Trips in Toronto under 5km by mode
        • Population density by ward
        • Identification of wards suitable for further study
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University of Toronto School of the Environment

The Toronto Cycling Think & Do Tank is a research project hosted by the University of Toronto's School of the Environment. The School of the Environment has grown from the former Centre for Environment. It is located within the Faculty of Arts and Science, and serves as a focal point to help to direct students, faculty and the outside community to environmental initiatives across the three campuses of the university.

The School offers an undergraduate B.A. program in environmental studies and a B.Sc. program in environmental science, with exciting programs under development.  In addition, collaborative programs are offered with departments and programs at 

U of T such as chemistry, geography, geology, human biology, physics, philosophy, psychology, and others.

At the graduate level, interdisciplinary collaborative programs in Environmental Studies, as well as in Environment and Health, are offered in partnership with twenty other units at the University.

© Toronto Cycling Think & Do Tank, School of the Environment, University of Toronto 2016. The material on this site (reports, maps, charts and diagrams), created by the Toronto Cycling Think & Do Tank is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

Our research contributions are made possible through the generous support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, The Metcalf Foundation, support from our partners and prior funding from the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Currently this research is contributing to projects and cycling programs in the Cities of Toronto, Scarborough and Ottawa, and the Regional Municipality of Peel. 
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