In Toronto, a legal battle ensues over the provincial government's decision to remove bike lanes from major roads, which Cycle Toronto and its supporters argue infringe on cyclists' safety rights guaranteed under the Canadian Charter. The provocation questions if the province can legally remove these lanes without breaching cyclists' rights to life and security. The case points to data-based analyses supporting the retention of bike lanes, emphasizing their role in reducing congestion and preventing collisions. The court's decision could set a precedent for future infrastructure projects, where provincial power is measured against community safety and rights.