Jacob Rubuliak rode into the Canadian cycling record books after recently riding up and down Knox Mountain 38.5 times – the equivalent of Mount Everest’s elevation.

"I'm the first woman in Canada to do a 10,000-metre hill repeat effort so that's exciting, I'm glad to have that on my resume."

“This change will put more physical distance between hikers and bikers using the park to help reduce risk of transmitting COVID-19.”

According to leading health officials, physical distancing is Canada's greatest tool in ‘flattening the curve’ of COVID-19.

The letter acknowledges the controversy has divided neighbours.

North End residents are organizing a petition against city council's sudden decision to announce the base of Knox Mountain as the site of a homeless encampment.

The GoFundMe page has a goal of $50,000. As of Thursday afternoon, $200 had been raised.

“How would the officers, bylaw and the people who have homes like it if we went to their homes and told them to pack up, everyday at nine o'clock? We have nowhere to go.”

“The roadway becomes increasingly hazardous due to precipitation and colder temperatures. The road will remain closed to public vehicles until the spring.”

The typically leisurely Sunday drive is transformed into a high-speed track for the annual Knox Mountain Hill Climb, which has been held for more than 60 years.