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Albert Koehl

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Modernizing e-bike rules - Spacing Toronto

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By Albert Koehl
| Spacing Magazine
This article is co-authored with Muskan Fatima. E-bikes are good for our cities. They offer reliable transportation for people of all ages and abilities. They are quiet and energy efficient. They don’t emit harmful air and climate pollutants. And as fuel prices rise, they allow commuters to bypass the anxiety of the gas pump. The Ontario Ministry of Transportation’s proposals to modernize rules governing e-bikes are therefore timely.
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OPINION: More should cost more, even for a parking space

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By Albert Koehl
| TorontoToday.ca
The following is an op-ed from Albert Koehl, an environmental lawyer, coordinator of Community Bikeways, author of 'Wheeling through Toronto: A History of the Bicycle and Its Riders' and coordinator of the Coalition to Reduce Auto Size Hazards (C.R.A.S.H.) — More costs more, at least for larger amounts of the same product. We pay more for a large coffee, more for a double burger and more for a spacious condo relative to smaller sizes.
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NEWS: Kensington Natural Café and Bakery closes (Apr. 2026)

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By Albert Koehl
| Gleaner news
After 40 years, proprietor Quang Dieu retires. COURTESY ALBERT KOEHL By Albert Koehl The Annex is a great place to live, in part because of local merchants like Quang Dieu. For four decades, including the last three at 460 Bloor Street W. in the Annex, Quang owned and operated the Kensington Natural Bakery and Café. The bakery, which officially closed its doors on Dec. 31, specialized in products for consumers with particular food needs or interests or dietary restrictions.
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