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Associated Press
6 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Bike Share Toronto and Tangerine Bring back Bike For Free Day
Hop on a Bike Share bike and explore the city for free on June 14 TORONTO, June 4, 2025 /CNW/ - On Saturday, June 14, 2025, Tangerine Bank and the Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) are offering an easy and affordable way to explore the city with the return of Bike For Free Day. Courtesy of Tangerine, riders can enjoy unlimited 90-minute rides on June 14. Free rides can be accessed through the Bike Share Toronto App by selecting the Free Day Pass option and following the prompts. The 24 hours will begin when the Free Day Pass is activated and applies to both classic and e-bikes. The initiative kicks off the summer bike season with a fun and free way for Torontonians to get around our vibrant city on two wheels and celebrates another year of partnership between Tangerine and Bike Share Toronto. 'Every year, more and more Torontonians are cycling, and trying Bike Share Toronto' said Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow. 'As a proud cyclist myself, I know that biking is an affordable, fast, and environmentally friendly way to get around the city – and a great form of exercise. To support cyclists and keep people safe, we are working on a win-win solution to fight traffic while protecting bike lanes, expanding our city's cycling network and upgrading our infrastructure. I encourage everyone to enjoy cycling on this Bike For Free Day as they explore everything Toronto has to offer!' 'Tangerine is excited to bring back Bike For Free Day again this year, and what a great way to ride into the summer season together!' says Natalie Jones, Chief Marketing Officer at Tangerine Bank. 'We continue to be proud to partner with Bike Share Toronto and we're committed to moving Toronto forward—in their travels around the city and with their money.' Bike Share Toronto has seen strong growth in recent years. In 2024, almost 7 million rides were taken on a Bike Share Toronto bike. The program saw a 144% increase in e-bike rides, annual memberships grew by 14%, and there were 165,000 users who tried Bike Share for the first time. 'Bike Share Toronto is now one of the fastest growing bike share programs in North America,' said TPA president Scott Collier. 'Together with our partner Tangerine Bank, we are helping to keep people moving with choice, ease and speed. We encourage everyone to take advantage of a free ride on June 14.' To participate in Bike for Free Day, download the BST app, select the Free Day Pass option by following the prompts, then visit your closest Bike Share Toronto station to start riding! About Tangerine Bank Tangerine is one of Canada's leading digital banks, empowering over two million clients to reach their goals and move their finances forward. Known for a simple-to-use digital and mobile experience, Tangerine offers everyday banking products without any complicated hoops to jump through. From saving and spending to investing and borrowing, Tangerine's products are designed to meet the unique needs of Canadians. Tangerine's commitment to putting clients first has earned the bank recognition as the #1 Bank in Canada by Forbes in 2025 and the most awarded midsize Bank by the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Study for 13 consecutive years as of 2024*. Tangerine Bank was launched as ING DIRECT Canada in 1997. In 2012, Tangerine was acquired by Scotiabank and operates independently as a wholly owned subsidiary. Tangerine is a registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia, used under license. For more information, visit or connect with us on social on Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok. *Tangerine has won more awards than any other brand among midsize banks in the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Studies from 2006-2024. Visit for more information. About Toronto Parking Authority Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) is North America's largest municipally-owned operator of commercial parking, owns and operates Canada's largest municipally-operated EV charging network, and manages Bike Share Toronto, North America's third largest bike share program. TPA's vision is to become the world's best provider of sustainable parking, bike share and last-mile mobility experiences for our customers, our partners, and our city. SOURCE Tangerine
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Bike Share Toronto and Tangerine Bring back Bike For Free Day
Hop on a Bike Share bike and explore the city for free on June 14 TORONTO, June 4, 2025 /CNW/ - On Saturday, June 14, 2025, Tangerine Bank and the Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) are offering an easy and affordable way to explore the city with the return of Bike For Free Day. Courtesy of Tangerine, riders can enjoy unlimited 90-minute rides on June 14. Free rides can be accessed through the Bike Share Toronto App by selecting the Free Day Pass option and following the prompts. The 24 hours will begin when the Free Day Pass is activated and applies to both classic and e-bikes. The initiative kicks off the summer bike season with a fun and free way for Torontonians to get around our vibrant city on two wheels and celebrates another year of partnership between Tangerine and Bike Share Toronto. "Every year, more and more Torontonians are cycling, and trying Bike Share Toronto" said Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow. "As a proud cyclist myself, I know that biking is an affordable, fast, and environmentally friendly way to get around the city – and a great form of exercise. To support cyclists and keep people safe, we are working on a win-win solution to fight traffic while protecting bike lanes, expanding our city's cycling network and upgrading our infrastructure. I encourage everyone to enjoy cycling on this Bike For Free Day as they explore everything Toronto has to offer!" "Tangerine is excited to bring back Bike For Free Day again this year, and what a great way to ride into the summer season together!" says Natalie Jones, Chief Marketing Officer at Tangerine Bank. "We continue to be proud to partner with Bike Share Toronto and we're committed to moving Toronto forward—in their travels around the city and with their money." Bike Share Toronto has seen strong growth in recent years. In 2024, almost 7 million rides were taken on a Bike Share Toronto bike. The program saw a 144% increase in e-bike rides, annual memberships grew by 14%, and there were 165,000 users who tried Bike Share for the first time. "Bike Share Toronto is now one of the fastest growing bike share programs in North America," said TPA president Scott Collier. "Together with our partner Tangerine Bank, we are helping to keep people moving with choice, ease and speed. We encourage everyone to take advantage of a free ride on June 14." To participate in Bike for Free Day, download the BST app, select the Free Day Pass option by following the prompts, then visit your closest Bike Share Toronto station to start riding! About Tangerine BankTangerine is one of Canada's leading digital banks, empowering over two million clients to reach their goals and move their finances forward. Known for a simple-to-use digital and mobile experience, Tangerine offers everyday banking products without any complicated hoops to jump through. From saving and spending to investing and borrowing, Tangerine's products are designed to meet the unique needs of Canadians. Tangerine's commitment to putting clients first has earned the bank recognition as the #1 Bank in Canada by Forbes in 2025 and the most awarded midsize Bank by the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Study for 13 consecutive years as of 2024*. Tangerine Bank was launched as ING DIRECT Canada in 1997. In 2012, Tangerine was acquired by Scotiabank and operates independently as a wholly owned subsidiary. Tangerine is a registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia, used under license. For more information, visit or connect with us on social on Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok. *Tangerine has won more awards than any other brand among midsize banks in the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Studies from 2006-2024. Visit for more information. About Toronto Parking AuthorityToronto Parking Authority (TPA) is North America's largest municipally-owned operator of commercial parking, owns and operates Canada's largest municipally-operated EV charging network, and manages Bike Share Toronto, North America's third largest bike share program. TPA's vision is to become the world's best provider of sustainable parking, bike share and last-mile mobility experiences for our customers, our partners, and our city. SOURCE Tangerine View original content to download multimedia: Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Cision Canada
6 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Bike Share Toronto and Tangerine Bring back Bike For Free Day
TORONTO, June 4, 2025 /CNW/ - On Saturday, June 14, 2025, Tangerine Bank and the Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) are offering an easy and affordable way to explore the city with the return of Bike For Free Day. Courtesy of Tangerine, riders can enjoy unlimited 90-minute rides on June 14. Free rides can be accessed through the Bike Share Toronto App by selecting the Free Day Pass option and following the prompts. The 24 hours will begin when the Free Day Pass is activated and applies to both classic and e-bikes. The initiative kicks off the summer bike season with a fun and free way for Torontonians to get around our vibrant city on two wheels and celebrates another year of partnership between Tangerine and Bike Share Toronto. "Every year, more and more Torontonians are cycling, and trying Bike Share Toronto" said Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow. "As a proud cyclist myself, I know that biking is an affordable, fast, and environmentally friendly way to get around the city – and a great form of exercise. To support cyclists and keep people safe, we are working on a win-win solution to fight traffic while protecting bike lanes, expanding our city's cycling network and upgrading our infrastructure. I encourage everyone to enjoy cycling on this Bike For Free Day as they explore everything Toronto has to offer!" "Tangerine is excited to bring back Bike For Free Day again this year, and what a great way to ride into the summer season together!" says Natalie Jones, Chief Marketing Officer at Tangerine Bank. "We continue to be proud to partner with Bike Share Toronto and we're committed to moving Toronto forward—in their travels around the city and with their money." Bike Share Toronto has seen strong growth in recent years. In 2024, almost 7 million rides were taken on a Bike Share Toronto bike. The program saw a 144% increase in e-bike rides, annual memberships grew by 14%, and there were 165,000 users who tried Bike Share for the first time. "Bike Share Toronto is now one of the fastest growing bike share programs in North America," said TPA president Scott Collier. "Together with our partner Tangerine Bank, we are helping to keep people moving with choice, ease and speed. We encourage everyone to take advantage of a free ride on June 14." To participate in Bike for Free Day, download the BST app, select the Free Day Pass option by following the prompts, then visit your closest Bike Share Toronto station to start riding! About Tangerine Bank Tangerine is one of Canada's leading digital banks, empowering over two million clients to reach their goals and move their finances forward. Known for a simple-to-use digital and mobile experience, Tangerine offers everyday banking products without any complicated hoops to jump through. From saving and spending to investing and borrowing, Tangerine's products are designed to meet the unique needs of Canadians. Tangerine's commitment to putting clients first has earned the bank recognition as the #1 Bank in Canada by Forbes in 2025 and the most awarded midsize Bank by the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Study for 13 consecutive years as of 2024*. Tangerine Bank was launched as ING DIRECT Canada in 1997. In 2012, Tangerine was acquired by Scotiabank and operates independently as a wholly owned subsidiary. Tangerine is a registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia, used under license. *Tangerine has won more awards than any other brand among midsize banks in the J.D. Power Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Studies from 2006-2024. Visit for more information. About Toronto Parking Authority Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) is North America's largest municipally-owned operator of commercial parking, owns and operates Canada's largest municipally-operated EV charging network, and manages Bike Share Toronto, North America's third largest bike share program. TPA's vision is to become the world's best provider of sustainable parking, bike share and last-mile mobility experiences for our customers, our partners, and our city.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Yahoo
Woman sexually assaulted professional who was helping her, court told
A CARLISLE woman has been put on the Sex Offender Register after she pleaded guilty to a sexual assault. The victim of 38-year-old Natalie Jones's offence was a female professional who had called at the defendant's home to offer support when the defendant was particularly vulnerable. The woman was concerned about Jones, and so agreed, following a request from the defendant, to cuddle her. The professional could see Jones was distressed and needed support, prosecutor Diane Jackson told Carlisle's Rickergate court. During the visit, in November last year, Jones had shown the woman a knife that she had nearby, saying it was "for protection," but the professional took it from Jones and put it away in the kitchen. It was as the woman was leaving the property that Jones sexually touched her, the court heard. The defendant, of Rydal Street, Carlisle, admitted sexual assault. In court, defence lawyer Chris Toms said that the short explanation for why Jones had behaved as she did was 'drink.' 'It's not something she would have done if she had been sober,' said the lawyer. 'She is completely at a loss to explain why she did it. The issue is that she felt incredibly vulnerable." While feeling that way, said Mr Toms, the defendant acted in an entirely inappropriate way towards the professional. "She is in desperate need of help," he added. The hearing then moved on to a police officer making a formal application for a domestic violence protection order against Jones to protect a man she was accused of attacking. Explaining the background, the officer said police received a 999 call on May 12 from a member of the public. The person reported seeing a female – the defendant – standing in the street and shouting for two hours. When the police arrived, Jones had been allowed back into a flat she had been shouting towards earlier. When the police arrived, officers found Jones inside the flat with a man, who had injuries to his forehead and cheek. She claimed he had hit her. But the man accused Jones of hitting him in the face with a glass object, thought to have been a candlestick holder. He said he struck her in self-defence. The officer told magistrates that the man involved had declined to make any statement in support of a prosecution and thus the police were applying for a domestic violence protection order to protect him. Mr Toms told magistrates that Jones would have opposed the imposition of the order but she would not do so for fear of losing and then being left with legal costs running into thousands of pounds. For the sexual assault, magistrates imposed a 12-month community order, which includes 10 rehabilitation activity days as well as a three-month non-residential alcohol treatment programme. The sentence also includes 100 hours of unpaid work. The presiding magistrates said it was accepted that the defendant was vulnerable and that she was remorseful, and that alcohol and mental health were relevant factors. The magistrates also approved the domestic violence protection order. This will last for 28 days and forbids any contact with the man whom Jones was suspected of assaulting. The idea of such orders – imposed because of a perceived risk to the protected person – is to give the people involved breathing space. Jones was put on the Sex Offender Register for five years and must comply with various conditions, including registering her personal details with the police within three days. The defendant wept throughout much of the hearing.
BBC News
25-02-2025
- BBC News
Hirwaun deaths: Natalie Jones' family pay tribute
The family of a woman found dead has said she was a "compassionate person who brought joy and generosity".Natalie Jones, 39, was found along with the body of a 47-year-old man at a property on High Street, Hirwaun, in Rhondda Cynon Taf, at about 17:45 GMT on family said they were heartbroken, adding Ms Jones was "a beloved daughter, sister, mother, and friend and was a warm, loving, and compassionate person who brought joy and generosity to so many"."She will forever be remembered," they Wales Police said it was still investigating and post-mortems would happen on Wednesday. The force added the deaths were being treated as unexplained.
