Echoing something Bruce Arthur noted the other day, this is easily the worst provincial government in living memory. And it will giddily wreck the transit system of its largest city to score cheap points against its former mayor calgaryherald.com/news/local-new…

Teaching a post-secondary course in climate change - which includes policy, physical science, and social science components - while the province expands vehicle infrastructure and cuts public transportation initiatives sure is... something.

This provincial move to pull funding for a long planned project hurts Calgarians, hurts our economy.

For all their talk about being fiscally responsible and protecting the taxpayer, these guys have effectively inflated the cost of all future LRT/transit projects in YYC by creating a permanent uncertainty premium on bidding from contractors. Maybe that was the point all along.

What’s been lost in this Political Transit conversation is the actual users of transit. I share our family’s experience along the overcrowded Centre Street Transit Corridor. #GreenLineYYC is long overdue in the North and keeps falling through the cracks. calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…

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It is critical that we prioritize the building of affordable housing, as has been done in this situation. If this is not an appropriate place, then where is? Here's hoping that the response from Trellis, identifying a desire to relocate the playground, helps address concerns.

A friend of mine phrased it so brilliantly to their city councillor one: “These folks are already my neighbours, so they might as well have homes to live in”

Amanda Hu I love this wording. Without compassion, what are we?

Ziad 😷 Fazel 🇨🇦🇺🇦💉 That's a great, detailed option. Frankly, at this point, I'd be satisfied if any politician understood that an estimate classification system exists and that it's about ranges rather than specific dollars because that's how you manage risk.

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation- taking time to reflect on what “truth before reconciliation” means with the help of this book by the talented writer of the heart-twisting novel Five Little Indians, Michelle Good.

Increasing royalties, saving oil and gas revenues, and using taxes to fund public services makes sense. The only thing missing is a government with the courage and political will to make it happen. - Check out my OpEd in today's Edmonton Journal edmontonjournal.com/opinion/column… #ableg

Today is the National Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) In Canada, Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people are murdered, abused, or disappear at shockingly high rates.

Good morning! Your daily reminder that the sky is awesome. #yyc

Sounds like Devin Dreeshen's working hard to dust off plans from the 80s to build a SE LRT to Seton. No mention of north central #yyc or preserving the contract for the low-floor trains the entire design is based off of. Don't be fooled, the United Conservative Party of Alberta isn't building #greenlineyyc

Centre St is the busiest bus corridor in #yyc. Hopes for #greenlineyyc to deliver relief any time soon have gone up in smoke. It's why we're asking #yyccc & City of Calgary to focus on moving Calgarians, not cars & eliminate the lane reversals to create bus only lanes at rush hour

The 12 Ave SE cycle track should reopen this afternoon. Thanks Bike Calgary for your feedback and advocacy while the detour was in place, and thanks YYC Transportation for your work in restoring this section of the network!

This is explicitly about stopping development. The NoM specifically identifies this. Our water availability and infrastructure definitely, contrary to your insinuation, is not due to capacity issues or related building/development. There is no good reason for this NoM.

It’s time your government got back in the business of building affordable homes.