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And the Blue Line is a pretty good design, but had is own issues. Here's a public audit done after construction finished, that has some...

I'm hoping @accord1999 puts out a book eventually on this project. That poster seems to have followed the twists and turns pretty closely.

A lot of this project was bass ackwards, but by the 2010s it was clear that some sort of transit project would go through that SE ROW...

What did the Green Line do between 2017-2024? Even if it's just a 3 month project, how are they still investigating utilities on the...

Spot on. Not just the tax-density, but I'd think Manchester is a much more effective recirculator of money in the local economy - more...

I find the industrial growth discussion fascinating in it doesn't get as much attention as the mixed use and residential stuff. I always...

Going back about 15 years when park expansion/redevelopment ideas were a bit different (though 17th ave and BMO expansion were pondered...

I also meant to link this article - it is a much more succinct summary than I gave! And shows the amendments in better context within...

I did a deeper dive on this than it probably warranted, but I find city council meetings oddly entertaining...

Based on that article, it sounds like the Silly Six voted against based on all the recommendations being grouped together instead of...

Got a pretty interesting one for that sliver of triangle directly west of the Lifesport site in Kensington...

A good north American example is the Le P’tit Train du Nord trail from outside Montreal to Mont Tremblant and beyond. About 250km total...

Can't see much when you're scrunched over and cursing the wind! If it follows the train line, the 25 km or so east of Seebe are going to...

Train out with your bike and ride back with a strong tailwind and elevation loss. Magnificent!

If you could bike to Banff from Calgary on a separated pathway that would be revolutionary. Throw down a few campsites and with the...