Chai break in Mumbai, India.Next »
Toronto's Mayor Miller with two avid walkers in ScarboroughNext »
Windsor's Walkerville neighbourhood.Next »
Following the Leqleqi Portage in Vancouver.Next »
The great grocery story debate in St. James Town, Toronto - photo by John Caffrey.Next »
Toronto - The Hidden City tour of CAMH and Queen Street West.Next »
Toronto - A tour of proposed bike path starting at the Gladstone Hotel.Next »
Dog's eye view of North Dovercourt in Toronto - photo by Jörg Hippo Thomsen.Next »
Tour guide Lisa Pasold reveals secrets and lies in Beaconsfield in Toronto - photo by Bremner Duthie.Next »
Jane's Walk in Phoenix - phot by David SBNext »
Walking past Ambrosi Printers in Regina - photo by Laura Pfeifer.Next »
Kipling Tour in Toronto - photo by Kevin Murray.Next »
Who needs a car when you can walk, meet your neighbours and talk in Dorset Park, Scarborough.Next »
Showing off Jane's Walk pride in New Orleans - photo by Sandra Morris.Next »
Newcomer queer youth tour of the gay village in TorontoNext »
Jane's Walking in Regina.Next »
Jane's Walk picked up the pace and jogged this year in Toronto.Next »
St. Christopher House invites Toronto to join them for a Jane's Walk on Queen St. W. - photo by Bruce Ward.Next »
Walking along the Seton Ravine in Toronto - photo by Janet Malownay.Next »
Jungle Jaunt tour guides in Toronto's Lawrence Heights neighbourhood. Next »
Jane's Walk tour guides in Toronto's gay village.Next »
Jane's Walkers in New Orlean - photo by Sandra Morris.Next »
Thornbury - Devoted and drenched walkers.Next »
Some tour guides for "Growing up around Jane and Wilson" in Toronto - photo by Connie Tsang.Next »
How to use a playground, according to the Jane and Finch tour guides in Toronto - photo by Connie Tsang.Next »
Mount Dennis in Toronto - photo by Connie Tsang.Next »
Snow is no deterent to Winnipeg Jane's walkers in 2008.Next »
Jane Jacobs book display at the Maria A. Shchuka Toronto Public Library- photo by Kevin Murray.Next »
CORE walk guides take a dance break in downtown Toronto.Next »
Jane's Walkers in Mumbai, India. Next »
Toronto - Urban designer Ken Greenberg in the West Donlands.Next »
Ontario MP Cheri Di Novo tours her n-hood in downtown TorontoNext »
Rebecca Zelewicz and Adam Benarzi entertain the crowd in Thornhill. Photo by Martin Smith.Next »
Peeking through the gate during a Jane's Walk in Salt Lake City - photo by Nate Currey.Next »
Walking the Tower Renewal site in North Kipling, Toronto - photo by Kevin Murray.Next »
Vancouver - Public art tour. Photo by Neil Monckton.Next »
The Saddledome on display on a Calgary Jane's Walk in 2008.Next »
Toronto - U. of Toronto geographer and walkability researcher Paul Hess.Next »
Jane's Walk Wordle.Next »
Jane's walkers welcomed in Guelph subdivision.Next »
Toronto: North Dovercourt train tracks - photo by Jörg Hippo Thomsen.Next »
Walking along the Red River in Winnipeg.Next »
Toronto - Mapping queer history on Yonge St.Next »
In front of Nellie McClung's house in Winnipeg.Next »
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What is CCE?
CCE sponsors and administers the Jane's Walk program nationally and internationally, fostering local partnerships to bring people together across geographic and social barriers for free neighbourhood walking tours.
We have recently partnered with the University of Toronto to conduct walkability studies in the inner suburbs which examine the walking environment of several densely populated high-rise neighbourhoods where thousands of people are adapting to a streetscape that can be hostile to pedestrians. The studies assess the ‘walkability’ of neighbourhoods and reflect the knowledge and experience of local residents. A Walkability Toolkit is being made available online for use by any community that wants to undertake their own walkability study which can then be used to advocate for local improvements.
Jane's Walk 2008