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Candidates in Ottawa's Kitchissippi ward debate transit, safety and housing
The four contenders for the open council seat all named improving public transit as their top priority for the first year in office.
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Seguin mayoral candidates split on amalgamation, housing at community centre forum
Ronald Steele and Ann MacDiarmid outlined their positions on taxes, transit and the environment ahead of the Oct. 26 election.
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Thunder Bay transit reliability concerns prompt calls for better reporting and complaint handling
Transit management reported service delivery below its target earlier this year, while council rejected a proposed temporary summer frequency reduction.
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Laval transit agency launches public consultation to redesign bus network
The Société de transport de Laval says the consultation will inform a planned overhaul of its main network by 2028.
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Transit advocate's weekly digest spotlights upcoming B.C. elections, rallies
The volunteer-run newsletter compiles election information, candidate meetings and advocacy campaigns for sustainable transportation.
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Experts propose $9 congestion levy for downtown Toronto to cut traffic
A $9 charge to enter the downtown core could reduce gridlock and fund transit improvements, researchers say.
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St. Catharines mayoral candidate Ann-Marie Zammit opposes Niagara amalgamation
Ann-Marie Zammit says forced amalgamation has failed elsewhere and would harm services, advocating instead for a housing-first strategy.
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Hamilton council candidate opposes data centres, pledges housing and transit reforms
The candidate running for councillor in Ward 1 says he would oppose AI data centre developments and reform the city's rental licensing program.
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Klein pledges to restore 150 Winnipeg bus stops, extend late-night service
The former councillor says the transit network overhaul has left some riders stranded and promises changes if elected.
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KingSett Capital lists two Toronto office towers in financial district
The two Class B towers, totalling nearly 400,000 square feet, are being sold separately or together.
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Vancouver Liberals release 148-point platform ahead of municipal election
The municipal party's plan includes amalgamating UBC lands, a plebiscite on council elections and a new 'Vancouver Accord' on housing and addiction.
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Calgary asks Ottawa for tariff relief on infrastructure projects
The city says tariffs could add hundreds of millions of dollars to its procurement costs for items like steel and fire trucks.
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Kelowna council candidate Davis Kyle outlines platform for 2026 election
The 29-year-old procurement professional is running on housing, transit and public safety reforms.