The gap between municipal funding for low income transit and provincial contributions is growing. I was glad to secure and extra $1.6M from the province for seniors, but we need an indexed increase for population growth.
Great piece @leadingmobility!
https://t.co/efJSVQH15l
Exempting non-profit housing providers from property taxes means more units get built, rents can stay stable, and more investment in repairs and upgrades.
https://t.co/WGWUqgQUd9
The results of our 2024 Climate Change Perception Survey are in!
73% of Edmontonians report being concerned about climate change while
74% think we need to act now.
Learn more at https://t.co/NeYyn41GQ0
Under pressure from fossil fuel lobbyists, #Vancouver city council decided to reverse a bylaw banning fossil fuel heating in new homes. Don't let council backtrack on climate action: https://t.co/1jUpEGi041
@CityofRegina I took the airport bus to my flight this morning. What a wonderful convenience for the people of cathedral.
I walked 1.5 blocks to my stop, paid $3.25 and was at the airport less than 15 minutes later. Public transportation can be a cost of living solution!
[1] BIG NEWS! Yesterday, the Environmental Justice Strategy Act (#BillC226) passed the Senate’s 3rd reading vote, with royal assent expected soon and representing that final step in the legislative process. ✊🏾✊🏿
Read our joint statement: https://t.co/pQ2Ep7JF5s
#cdnpoli
Summer means more extreme heat, modelling suggests the # of days over 30°C will go from 20 to 66 days by the 2040s. We along with our allies are asking the @cityoftoronto to take critical action to protect Toronto tenants from extreme heat events
➡️https://t.co/urfBd8Z6rv #topoli
To coincide with today's Planning Commission meeting in Regina here's a quote from Jane Jacobs (1961): "The point of cities is multiplicity of choice. When distance and convenience sets in; the small, the various, and the personal wither away" #yqr#yqrcc
The Regina CMA grew by 4.1% b/w Jul 2022-Jul 2023 according to new StatsCan data (+10,585 people). This increase in pop'n is why diversifying housing options through zoning in established areas (currently declining in pop'n!) is necessary. People need to go somewhere #yqr#yqrcc
So proud of Calgary. We need to do more, this is just the start. We can be a leader in this country on housing and sustainability. Let’s reach for the stars!
So proud of Calgary. We need to do more, this is just the start. We can be a leader in this country on housing and sustainability. Let’s reach for the stars!
Robert Tremblay, co-chair of the @ClimateHubYYC, said the proposed RC-G rezoning is “unequivocally a good move for the climate.”
“We need to be allow more transportation choices instead of restricting them, which is what we’re doing now with R1 zoning.”
https://t.co/L0EvXkIvKC
The Canadian Human Rights Commission is calling for the swift passage of the National Strategy Respecting Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice Act (Bill C-226). https://t.co/xLh5DzkqYY
@PaulDechene Also, despite that these changes reflect the implementation of policies/plans that took extensive public consultation to achieve in the first place. These changes implement goals & visions outlined in the OCP, Transportation Master Plan, Energy & Sustainability Framework...