Ottawa Now - Ottawa councillor explains what's grinding his gears about Bill 60
November 6, 2025
As the Ford government officially seals the fate of Ontario's photo radar cameras, they are eagerly trying to pass Bill 60, a provincial legislation that would give Queen's Park more control over municipal bike lanes. If this law is passed, City Council would be barred from building new bike lanes over a lane of existing vehicle traffic. Beacon Hill-Cyrville councillor Tim Tierney explains what's grinding his gears on today's Ottawa Now.
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