It’s officially bicycle season! This is your look at how the city prepares to welcome its cyclists back on to the road.

Queen’s Park is taking an active role in children’s food choices. In September 2011, school cafeteria menus will be subject to provincial policies. It’s an effort to get children in Ontario eating healthy. But the new guidelines are leaving some parents with doubts.

Pedestrian-friendly streets make for a livable city. As Gustavo Vieira reports, Toronto has a ways to go. With a downtown core designed for driving instead of walking, how do we navigate the city? And is there hope for the future?

Toronto has a bedbug problem. A big, bad one; and it is getting worse. But what are the genuine risks versus the common myths about the pests? And how do you detect an infestation, fight back and prevent the return of bedbugs? Jamie Berkow looks into these bed-bound blood-suckers.

What is life like for a working canine companion and its owner? Meet Sharon Brant, her guide dog Lori and learn about the intricacies of getting from place to place in the city.