Also obscures that wealthier people own more cars, drive more often. Now they have more incentive to drive more, congest roads, and buy less fuel efficient vehicles. Wealthy will probably save much more, whereas the poorest will save nothing or very little.

Possibly also at Woolco.

I was in Montreal for a month last summer - would love to see Toronto be more ambitious and pedestrianize some streets for the whole summer.
(Maybe the City should suggest to the Province that they could do this on Bloor or Yonge if the bike lanes are taken out)