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Waterloo Region, ON
Waterloo is revisiting a 2017 road study for the Columbia Street East and Lexington Road corridor. Why now? The area expects 25,000 more residents by 2051, and land use has changed. The city wants to know if the original plan still works or if new...
Why This Matters: Live in Waterloo's east end? This affects your daily commute. The corridor between King Street and Davenport Road has had high collision rates and poor rush-hour traffic flow. Cyclists and pedestrians have raised safety concerns too. With 25,000 more people expected by 2051, getting this right...
Environmental Assessment
Environment & Climate
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Waterloo Region, ON
The City of Waterloo is rebuilding a section of Albert Street between Longwood Drive and Weber Street North. The project includes replacing the watermain, a culvert, catch basins, curbs, sidewalks, bike lane separators, and asphalt. This page...
Why This Matters: Live on or near Albert Street in Waterloo? This construction will affect your daily commute and street access. Expect road closures, detours, and temporary water service interruptions during the work.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Waterloo Region, ON
The City of Waterloo plans to dig up Shakespeare Drive to replace aging water mains, sewers, and the road itself. Everything from sidewalks to curbs to asphalt gets rebuilt. Water and sewer connections to individual properties will also be replaced...
Why This Matters: Live on Shakespeare Drive or nearby? Expect construction disruption, but you'll get brand new infrastructure. Your water service connection gets replaced for free up to your property line. This is your chance to flag concerns before work begins.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Waterloo Region, ON
Waterloo is planning to install pedestrian lights along the Laurel Trail in Moses Springer Park. The lights would run from MacKay Crescent to Marshall Street, crossing Laurel Creek. Construction is expected to start in spring 2026.
Why This Matters: Walk or bike through Moses Springer Park? This project could make the trail safer after dark. Neighbours might have concerns about light spilling into their yards.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Edmonton, AB
Edmonton is rebuilding 76 Avenue's roads and sidewalks. They want to know how you use the street and what improvements matter most to you. Right now, they're exploring different design options and the tradeoffs between them.
Why This Matters: Live on or near 76 Avenue? This project will change how you walk, drive, and bike through your neighbourhood. Construction will affect your daily commute. The design choices made now will shape your street for decades.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure (MB)
Collisions have been rising at the intersection of Provincial Trunk Highway 12 and Provincial Road 210 in Manitoba. The province is studying how to make it safer—whether through new lane configurations, traffic signals, or other changes. They want...
Why This Matters: Drive through this intersection regularly? You've probably noticed it's getting more dangerous. Your input could shape whether they add turn lanes, install lights, or redesign the whole thing. Local commuters and truckers know these roads best.
Community Planning
Transportation
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Waterloo Region, ON
The City of Waterloo is planning to completely rebuild Moore Avenue South. The project will replace aging watermains, sewers, sidewalks, curbs, and asphalt. It also involves decommissioning Kitchener's Sanitary Pump Station #5 and rerouting storm...
Why This Matters: Live on Moore Avenue South? Your street is getting torn up. Expect construction disruptions, but you'll get new water and sewer connections to your property line. Even if you're nearby, traffic detours could affect your commute.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Winnipeg, MB
Winnipeg wants your help naming its snow clearing equipment. They're looking for names for six loaders, six graders, and a team of sidewalk plows. Kids and classrooms can submit entries, and the city will pick the top 30 for a public vote.
Why This Matters: Got kids who love snow plows? This is their chance to see their name idea on city equipment. It's a fun way to get families engaged with the city services that keep Winnipeg moving all winter.
Policy & Studies
Housing & Communities
Transportation
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Vancouver, BC
Vancouver wants to transform 17 neighbourhoods into walkable "villages" with more housing and shops. The plan would allow apartment buildings up to 6 storeys where mostly single-family homes exist today. New zoning would also bring more stores and...
Why This Matters: Live in Vancouver? This could change what gets built on your street. More apartments mean more neighbours—but also more housing options for young people, families, and seniors priced out of the market. Shops and cafés within walking distance could make daily errands easier and reduce car trips.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Ministry of Transportation and Economic Corridors (AB)
Alberta wants to know if you'd support raising speed limits by 10 km/h on divided highways. The government is weighing whether faster travel times would boost the economy and improve driving experiences. If approved, a mini-trial at 120 km/h would...
Why This Matters: Drive on Alberta highways? This could shave time off your commute or road trips. Truckers and businesses might see efficiency gains too. But faster speeds also mean rethinking safety—so your input matters.
Policy & Studies
Transportation
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Ministry of Infrastructure - Transit Oriented Communities and Agency Oversight Division (ON)
Ontario wants to fast-track 11 mixed-use towers (45-56 storeys) near transit in Oakville. The Minister's Zoning Orders would bypass normal planning rules. The sites are currently low-rise commercial areas with parking lots. This would create a new...
Why This Matters: Live in Oakville or nearby? This could transform your neighbourhood. Eleven towers up to 56 storeys would replace strip malls and parking lots. More housing near transit could ease the crunch—but it also means major construction and density changes. The province is bypassing local planning rules...
Regulations & Permits
Housing & Communities
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Richmond, BC
Richmond is adding 24-30 fast chargers at three community centres: the Curling Centre, Minoru Park, and South Arm Community Centre. The city wants your input on charger placement and parking layout. Some regular parking spots will become EV charging...
Why This Matters: Drive an EV in Richmond? These fast chargers could cut your charging time to under an hour. Live in an apartment without home charging? Public chargers like these are your lifeline. Even if you drive gas, some parking spots at these community centres will become EV-only.
Community Planning
Environment & Climate
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Ministry of Forestry and Parks (AB)
Alberta is developing a 10-year plan for recreational trails on Crown land in the Bow Valley near Canmore. The draft plan aims to balance growing trail demand with wildlife protection. You can review the proposed trail network and share your...
Why This Matters: Hike, bike, or ski near Canmore? This plan will shape which trails exist for the next decade. It affects where you can go and how crowded trails might get. Wildlife lovers should care too—the plan tries to protect habitat while meeting growing demand.
Community Planning
Environment & Climate
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Ministry of Transportation (ON)
Ontario wants to crack down on dangerous drivers. The proposal includes lifetime licence suspensions for anyone convicted of dangerous driving causing death. Police could also suspend licences on the spot for 90 days if they believe someone is...
Why This Matters: Drive in Ontario? These rules would affect you. If you're convicted of dangerous driving causing death, you'd lose your licence forever. Even a roadside stop could mean a 90-day suspension before any court date. Truckers face steeper fines for phone use and speed limiter violations.
Legislation
Justice & Rights
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Saskatoon, SK
Saskatoon is reimagining the Nutana Corridor—a busy street that could become more than just a road. The city wants to know what matters to you: better sidewalks, more housing, improved parks, or something else? This plan will guide development along...
Why This Matters: Live in or near Nutana? This plan will shape what gets built on your street. More housing could mean more neighbours—and more local shops. Better sidewalks and parks could make your daily walk safer and more pleasant. If you commute through the area, changes here affect your route too.
Community Planning
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Burnaby, BC
Burnaby is studying five possible locations for a new overpass to help people walk and bike across the railway in Brentwood. The city wants to know which routes matter most to residents. Your input will help decide where to build and what the design...
Why This Matters: Walk or bike in Brentwood? The railway cuts the neighbourhood in two. A new overpass could make your daily trips to shops, schools, or the SkyTrain safer and faster. Parents with strollers and seniors would benefit too.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation