Bike lines on Cannon please, any east west (especially two-way) routes would greatly benefit cyclists. Barton St poses unique hazards, including potholes and rushed drivers, which could be avoided by using Cannon as a bike-safe road.
I have a business on Cannon Street and would love to ride my bike to work. I don't because the quick moving pace and high volume of traffic make me feel extremely unsafe on my bike. If there was a multi-directional bike lane on Cannon I would ride my bike everywhere in lower Hamilton!
View all statementsYes We Cannon is a citizen's group focused on creating a safe transportation route for cyclists along Cannon Street.
Contact us at [email protected] if you would like to volunteer or donate to support our cause! If you donate $20 or more, you will get a beautiful Yes We Cannon t-shirt!
Cannon street slated for work - so let's make sure we get it right!
With the Pan Am Precinct revitalization plan, part of Cannon Street is already being considered for a redesign and roadwork. While the crews are there, we should make sure that we make Cannon work for all road users the entire length of Cannon - not just in one small section.
Yes We Cannon on Raise the Hammer
Yes We Cannon Launched with a bang on May 10th, 2013 - starting off with a post on Raise the Hammer!
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Chamber of Commerce sees Economic Value in Building Liveable Communities
On Thursday May 9, 2013, 8-80 Cities Director Gil Penalosa spoke at the Hamilton Economic Summit, urging City decision makers to "be decisive and follow a vision" for creating a more liveable City.
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