“Alberta’s transportation minister wants Calgary to tap the brakes on any new bike lanes, confirming the province is reviewing the ones that already exist.” ctvnews.ca/calgary/articl…

Enough. This headline is false. This is not a UCP candidate, but a person with the same name. The mainstream media quietly corrected the bottom of the story after they got it wrong, but are still tweeting the false headline for clicks just an hour ago. This is deliberate and

Today, I am joined by Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen and Joel Goodnough, the Deputy Mayor of the City of Brooks. Together, we will announce funding support for infrastructure projects in rural communities x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Alberta's government is investing $114.6M in grants for 86 rural road, bridge and water infrastructure projects to support Alberta's growing rural communities. bit.ly/4kSH1Ut Devin Dreeshen

Honoured to announce a new rail spur investment in Coaldale with Minister Grant Hunter. This critical infrastructure, alongside the $222M NewCold logistics and storage centre, will better connect Alberta farmers to markets around the world.

“This rail spur line will give businesses access to export their products with ease and security, either domestically or internationally.” lethbridgenewsnow.com/2025/07/25/nea…

Honoured to announce with Premier Danielle Smith $114.6M to help build 86 local road, bridge, rail, airport, and water infrastructure projects across rural Alberta. alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Rural communities are the backbone of our province and today our government followed through on our commitments on STIP funding to ensure core infrastructure is reliable and can continue driving economic growth throughout every corner of our province. Read more about the

“$114.6 million in grants were doled out to ensure rural communities have safe and efficient roads, bridges and community airports, as well as modern water and wastewater facilities to support their growing populations.” reddeeradvocate.com/home/central-a…

“It’s just another strategic way of using transportation, economic corridor budget dollars to make sure that we can do exactly what’s in the name, which is to create economic corridors to create job opportunities.” ctvnews.ca/calgary/articl…

Here’s the fact: 🇨🇦 Canadians want more pipelines. It’s time to deliver affordable energy across the country, boost our exports, and finally start acting like the energy-rich nation we are and not a country that’s holding itself back.

“We are making targeted investments to ensure rural communities across the province have effective transportation and water infrastructure to support their continued growth and prosperity.” everythinggp.com/2025/07/28/alb…

Thanks to our police and strong support from our government, crime dropped 9 percent last year. That’s twice the national average. We’re doing our part. But Ottawa isn’t. Their broken bail system keeps letting repeat criminals back out. Violent offenders walk free while families

“If a bike lane is creating issues with congestion or parking, our traffic team is open to making changes… We share Minister Dreeshen’s goal of ensuring a transportation network that works for everyone.” calgaryherald.com/news/politics/…

“Dreeshen and Gondek say the meeting was collaborative and they agreed bike lanes are temporary.” halifax.citynews.ca/2025/07/30/alb…

NEW COLUMN. We know who won the day. Danielle Smith vs. Gondek on Calgary bike lanes — the mayor retreats calgaryherald.com/opinion/column… via Calgary Herald #yyc #yyccc #cdnpoli #canpoli #cycling #ableg #abpoli

“This is the start of a big win for Calgary drivers,” says Alberta’s transportation minister.” “She seemed very open to changing the bike lanes that are being planned and also willing to change existing bikes put in place.”

NEW COLUMN. This story is getting interesting. Danielle Smith vs. Gondek on Calgary bike lanes — the mayor retreats calgaryherald.com/opinion/column… via Calgary Herald #yyc #yyccc #cdnpoli #canpoli #ableg #abpoli

“Hopefully, both Edmonton and Calgary can look at some really problematic bike lane expansions and cancel them, but we'll see how the conversation goes in the next couple months.” cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…