Closed
Waterloo Region, ON
Cambridge wants to rebuild Blenheim Road from Devil's Creek to Mount View Cemetery. The project would replace aging water pipes, narrow the road slightly, and add a new 2.4-3.0m wide multi-use trail on the south side. Some properties without...
Why This Matters: Live on or near Blenheim Road? This affects your daily commute and property access during construction. The new multi-use trail could make walking and cycling safer. If you're one of the properties without sanitary sewer, you might face Local Improvement Charges to get connected.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Windsor, ON
Windsor is updating which roads trucks can use. The city wants to balance moving goods efficiently with keeping neighbourhoods quieter and safer. A final plan was endorsed by Council in July 2025, with implementation expected in fall 2025.
Why This Matters: Live on a busy street in Windsor? This decides whether trucks keep rumbling past your house—or get rerouted elsewhere. Noise, safety, and even property values are at stake. Business owners care too: the routes affect delivery times and costs.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Saskatoon, SK
Saskatoon wants to widen a busy stretch of Circle Drive from four lanes to six. The goal? Smoother traffic flow and fewer accidents. Right now, traffic signals and left-turn exits create bottlenecks. The city is gathering feedback on how to fix it.
Why This Matters: Drive this stretch of Circle Drive? You know the frustration. Traffic backs up at signals, and merging can feel risky. If you commute through west Saskatoon or head to the airport, this plan could change your daily drive.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure (MB)
Manitoba wants feedback on plans to twin Provincial Trunk Highway 3, the road connecting south Winnipeg to PTH 100. Traffic has been growing due to commercial and industrial development along this corridor. The province has developed a preferred...
Why This Matters: Drive on McGillivray Boulevard or PTH 3 south of Winnipeg? This project could ease your commute. The road is getting busier as more businesses move into the area. Twinning would add lanes and new traffic signals at key intersections.
Community Planning
Transportation
Closed
Calgary, AB
Calgary is designing new pathways and bike routes across nine southeast communities, including Marlborough Park, Forest Lawn, and Dover. The goal? Safer routes to schools, parks, and transit—especially in areas with higher collision rates. Phase 2...
Why This Matters: Walk or bike in these neighbourhoods? This project could make your daily trips safer. Data shows these areas had more injury collisions between 2017 and 2021. Parents trying to get kids to school safely should pay attention. Better connections also mean easier access to transit and local services.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Calgary, AB
Calgary is planning to extend its MAX Purple bus rapid transit line along 17 Avenue from 54 Street SE to 116 Street SE. The extension would add new stations with heated shelters, real-time displays, and dedicated bus lanes. This would connect...
Why This Matters: Live in southeast Calgary? Your commute downtown could get faster and more reliable. The dedicated bus lanes mean buses won't get stuck in traffic. New stations would be placed near busy areas, making it easier to get to work, shopping, or connect to the LRT.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Winnipeg, MB
Winnipeg is building a new 259,000 sq. ft. bus garage at Oak Point Highway and Selkirk Avenue. It'll replace the aging North Garage on Main Street, which can't handle modern transit needs. The new facility will store 250 buses, including 60-foot...
Why This Matters: Take the bus in northwest Winnipeg? This new garage means more reliable service and room for bigger, modern buses. It's also a step toward cleaner transit—the facility will support electric buses. Construction might affect traffic near Oak Point Highway until 2027.
Community Planning
Environment & Climate
Transportation
Closed
Vancouver, BC
Vancouver is upgrading a 7 km walking and cycling route along the city's northern edge, from Gastown to the eastern boundary. The current phase focuses on Wall Street, where the city wants feedback on traffic calming and design details. Phase 3...
Why This Matters: Walk, bike, or roll through East Vancouver? This greenway could make your commute safer and more pleasant. Live on or near Wall Street? The design will affect traffic patterns, parking, and street trees in your neighbourhood. Construction starts in 2027, so this is your chance to shape what gets...
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Canadian Transportation Agency (Federal)
The Canadian Transportation Agency is updating the rules that protect air passengers. These changes follow a 2023 law requiring airlines to better compensate travellers for delays, cancellations, and lost baggage. The consultation gathered public...
Why This Matters: Ever had a flight cancelled and felt like the airline didn't care? These rules determine what you're owed when things go wrong. If you've been stuck at an airport overnight or waited weeks for lost luggage compensation, this directly affects you.
Regulations & Permits
Justice & Rights
Transportation
Closed
Calgary, AB
Calgary is redesigning a 4.3km corridor through Acadia, Maple Ridge, and Willow Park to make it safer for walking and cycling. Three options are on the table: a multi-use pathway on one side, on-street bike lanes, or raised separated bike paths...
Why This Matters: Live in Acadia, Maple Ridge, or Willow Park? This will change how you get around. Parents walking kids to school, cyclists commuting downtown, seniors crossing to the rec centre—everyone using this corridor will be affected. Some on-street parking may disappear, but crossing the street could get...
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Calgary, AB
Calgary has approved a 30-year plan for 11 east-side communities including Forest Lawn, Dover, and Erin Woods. The plan guides where new housing, businesses, and community improvements can go. It passed unanimously in December 2024 after two years...
Why This Matters: Live in east Calgary? This plan shapes what gets built in your neighbourhood for the next 30 years. It affects housing options, transit improvements, and park upgrades. Even if you don't live there, it's a model for how Calgary plans established communities.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Ministry of Infrastructure (AB)
Alberta asked residents how the province should prioritize building schools, hospitals, roads, and other public infrastructure. Over 3,200 Albertans shared their views in summer 2020. The feedback shaped a new law and a 20-year plan for capital...
Why This Matters: Schools, hospitals, roads, bridges—these shape daily life in Alberta. Where new infrastructure gets built affects commute times, healthcare access, and which communities grow. This consultation gave Albertans a say in those long-term priorities.
Policy & Studies
Economy & Jobs
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Calgary, AB
Calgary asked residents to choose between three options for redesigning 26 Avenue S.W. between 14 Street and 37 Street. The choices were a multi-use pathway, on-street wheeling lanes, or a blend of both. The goal was to make the road safer for...
Why This Matters: Live in southwest Calgary? This road connects your neighbourhood. Cyclists have flagged safety concerns here for years. Parked cars block sightlines at crossings. The redesign could make your daily commute safer—or change parking on your street.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Kelowna, BC
Kelowna is building a protected bike route along Bertram Street to connect downtown from north to south. The route includes two-way bike paths, multi-use pathways through Rowcliffe Park, and connects to a new overpass across Highway 97. Construction...
Why This Matters: Bike to work downtown without dodging traffic? This route aims to make that safer. Live near Rowcliffe Park or Central Green? The path runs right through your neighbourhood. Residents are split—some want safer cycling, others worry about bikes speeding past their condos.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
London, ON
Residents in Central North London have complained about speeding, cut-through traffic, and unsafe conditions for pedestrians and cyclists. The City hired a traffic consultant to study the area and recommend solutions like speed bumps, curb...
Why This Matters: Live in Central North London? Walk your kids to school? Bike to work? This study could change how traffic moves through your neighbourhood. Speed bumps and curb extensions might slow things down—or they might just push traffic onto your street instead.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
Closed
Burnaby, BC
Burnaby has finished planning the future of Cascade Heights, a neighbourhood near Burnaby Hospital. The plan was adopted by Council on March 25, 2025 after public input gathered in late 2024 and early 2025. It sets out how the area will grow over...
Why This Matters: Live in or near Cascade Heights? This plan shapes what gets built in your neighbourhood for decades. It covers housing options, parks, transit, and local services. The consultation is now closed, but the adopted plan will guide future development.
Community Planning
Environment & Climate
Housing & Communities
Transportation