A month after celebrity parking enforcement officer Kyle Ashley's popular @TPS_ParkingPal Twitter account was shuttered pending "an investigation," Toronto Police have remained silent despite a public outcry. Please vote for PEO Ashley as CBC Metro Morning's Torontonian of the Year. The story is here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/torontonian-of-the-year-2017-1.4429264 "Nominations for this year's Torontonian of the Year are open for the next two weeks. We want you to tell us about that very special person you think makes your city, street or community a better place," the CBC story published on Dec. 4 says. You can either call the Vox Box at 416-205-5807, send an email to metromorning@cbc.ca with "Nominate" in the subject line or message CBC us on Twitter @metromorning or on the Metro Morning Facebook page, the story said. Kyle exhibited an unsurpassed, unwavering support for cyclists and bike lanes in Toronto, playing a crucial role as a defender of cyclist safety throughout Toronto. PEO Ashley deserves to be restored to Twitter and retained in an advocacy role, filling a void that has historically existed in Toronto. Until PEO Ashley, supported by the cycling community, began speaking up against corporate scofflaws and vehicle drivers who were consistently parking illegally in the bike lanes with impunity, the dangers for cyclists were much greater than they are now. His efforts to call out corporate vehicles led to a public announcement from Canada Post stating they would no longer park in the bike lanes -- an announcement that never should have had to be made. They should not have been parking there in the first place. We rally around PEO Kyle Ashley and support him because he has exhibited a genuine and unfailing concern for cyclist (and pedestrian) safety on the streets of Toronto. (Photo from Twitter)