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Help Shape the Future of Central and Mundy Pond Neighbourhoods

St. John's, NL

St. John's is creating a neighbourhood plan for the Central and Mundy Pond areas. The plan will guide future development, street improvements, and park upgrades. Right now, the city wants to hear what residents value about these neighbourhoods and...

Why This Matters: Live in Central or Mundy Pond? This plan will shape what gets built near you for years to come. It affects housing options, traffic flow, and access to parks like Mundy Pond and Victoria Park. Even if you don't live there, these neighbourhoods host city-wide gathering spots like the H.G.R. Mews...

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should a 141km All-Season Road Connect Three First Nations in Northern Manitoba?

Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (Federal)

Manitoba wants to build a 141-kilometre gravel highway connecting three remote First Nations communities east of Lake Winnipeg. The road would link Manto Sipi Cree Nation, Bunibonibee Cree Nation, and God's Lake First Nation, including two bridges...

Why This Matters: Live in or near these communities? Year-round road access could transform daily life. Right now, residents rely on winter roads and expensive flights. Better access means easier travel for medical appointments, lower costs for groceries and supplies, and new economic opportunities. But construction...

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Indigenous & Northern Transportation
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Help Shape MPI's Future Direction

Manitoba Public Insurance (MB)

Manitoba Public Insurance wants your input on its multi-year strategic plan. The plan focuses on five areas: keeping rates affordable, staying financially stable, improving how the organization works, delivering better customer service, and being a...

Why This Matters: Every Manitoban who drives pays MPI premiums. This plan will shape how much you pay for auto insurance and what kind of service you get when you need to make a claim. If you've ever been frustrated with wait times or rate increases, here's your chance to weigh in.

Policy & Studies Finance & Consumer Transportation
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Should a Sustainable Aviation Fuel Plant Be Built Near Goldboro?

Department of Environment and Climate Change (NS)

Nova Sustainable Fuels wants to build a renewable energy park near Goldboro, Guysborough County. The facility would produce sustainable aviation fuel using biomass and renewable energy. It's designed to operate for at least 50 years, with...

Why This Matters: Live near Goldboro or in Guysborough County? This industrial facility could bring jobs but also change the local landscape for decades. The project involves freshwater pipelines and biomass processing—worth understanding if you rely on local water sources or care about air quality in the area.

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Natural Resources Transportation
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Should Trussler Road Be Widened to Four Lanes?

Waterloo Region, ON

The Region of Waterloo wants to widen Trussler Road from two to four lanes between Bleams Road and Highway 7/8. The project would also add cycling and walking paths. Construction is planned for 2027-2029, with a budget of $12.58 million.

Why This Matters: Drive on Trussler Road in Kitchener or Wilmot? This project will affect your commute for years. Wider roads can mean faster traffic—but also more noise for nearby homes. The new cycling paths could make biking safer in the area.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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New Shared-Use Paths in St. John's - Airport Heights, Columbus Drive, and Portugal Cove Road

St. John's, NL

St. John's is building three new shared-use paths for cyclists and pedestrians. The routes connect Airport Heights to Paul Reynolds Community Centre, Columbus Drive to Bowring Park, and Portugal Cove Road to Logy Bay Road. Public consultation...

Why This Matters: Live in St. John's and bike or walk? These paths could make your commute safer. Right now, cyclists often share busy roads with cars. The new routes would connect neighbourhoods to parks and community centres without dodging traffic.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Have Your Say on Transport, Communications, and AI Policy

Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications (Federal)

The Senate's Transport and Communications Committee is studying several major issues that affect how Canadians travel, communicate, and work. Current studies include: whether essential rail and port services should continue during labour disputes...

Why This Matters: Ever been stuck when trains or ports shut down during a strike? This committee is studying whether essential transport services should keep running. They're also looking at how AI might change your job and whether your local CBC station is serving your community well. These studies feed directly...

Policy & Studies Economy & Jobs Technology & Digital Transportation
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Senate Study on Budget Bill C-15: Infrastructure, Environmental Assessments, and Transport Safety

Senate of Canada - Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications (Federal)

The Senate Transport and Communications Committee is studying parts of the federal budget bill that could change how major infrastructure projects get approved. This includes changes to environmental assessments, transport safety rules, and how big...

Why This Matters: Big infrastructure projects affect your commute, your community, and the environment around you. These budget changes could speed up approvals for things like high-speed rail—or weaken environmental protections. Indigenous communities, farmers, and city planners all have stakes in how this plays...

Legislation Economy & Jobs Natural Resources Transportation
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Help Improve Traffic Safety in Miller Neighbourhood

Edmonton, AB

Edmonton wants to know where you feel unsafe walking, biking, or driving in the Miller neighbourhood. The city is planning traffic calming measures—things like speed bumps, better crosswalks, or improved signage—to make streets safer. Your feedback...

Why This Matters: Live in Miller? Walk your kids to school there? This is your chance to flag that sketchy intersection or the street where cars always speed. The city will actually use your input to decide where to put traffic calming measures in 2026.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should Speed Bumps and Traffic Barriers Come to Killarney Streets?

Vancouver, BC

Vancouver wants to slow down traffic in the Killarney neighbourhood. The city is proposing speed bumps, curb extensions, and other physical changes to local streets between Boundary Road, E 49th Avenue, Kerr/Rupert Street, and Kingsway. Phase 1...

Why This Matters: Live in Killarney? Drive through it? This affects your daily commute. Speed bumps and traffic barriers could make streets safer for kids walking to school. But they might also add time to your drive or push traffic onto other streets. If you've got opinions about which streets need calming—or which...

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should Saskatoon Get a New Freeway? Help Shape Phase 3 Plans

Ministry of Highways (SK)

Saskatchewan is planning a new freeway around Saskatoon and wants your input on Phase 3 of the design. This phase focuses on where to put interchanges, railway overpasses, and flyovers. The full plan should be ready by 2026, but there's no timeline...

Why This Matters: Live in or around Saskatoon? This freeway could change your daily commute. It'll affect traffic patterns, noise levels, and property values across the region. If you have opinions about where interchanges should go—or shouldn't—now's the time to speak up.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Help Shape Calgary's Future: City Building Program

Calgary, AB

Calgary is creating a new master plan for how the city grows, builds, and moves over the coming decades. The City Building Program includes three major initiatives: the Calgary Plan (the city's highest-level planning document), a new Zoning Bylaw...

Why This Matters: Live in Calgary? This will affect where homes get built, how tall buildings can be, and how you get around. Whether you're a renter hoping for more affordable options, a homeowner worried about neighbourhood changes, or a commuter stuck in traffic, these decisions shape your daily life for decades...

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should Rail and Port Workers Be Designated Essential Services?

Senate Standing Committee on Transport and Communications (Federal)

The Senate is studying whether rail and marine workers should be required to keep working during labour disputes. Recent strikes at ports and railways have disrupted supply chains across Canada. Senators are hearing from unions, employers, farmers...

Why This Matters: Remember when grocery shelves went empty during rail strikes? Or when farmers couldn't ship grain? This study could change how future labour disputes play out. If rail and port workers get designated as essential services, they'd lose the right to strike—but supply chains would keep moving. It's a...

Policy & Studies Economy & Jobs Transportation
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Help Make Callingwood South Streets Safer

Edmonton, AB

Edmonton wants to know where you feel unsafe walking, biking, or driving in Callingwood South. The city is planning traffic calming measures—things like speed bumps, better crosswalks, or new signage—and they want residents to pinpoint problem spots...

Why This Matters: Walk your kids to school in Callingwood South? Worried about speeding cars on your street? This is your chance to flag the exact spots that feel dangerous. The city will use your input to decide where to put traffic calming measures in 2026.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Burnaby 2050: The City's New 25-Year Community Plan

Burnaby, BC

Burnaby has adopted its new Official Community Plan after three years of public input. The plan guides where housing, businesses, and parks can be built over the next 25 years. It doesn't change current zoning—your single-family home stays legal—but...

Why This Matters: Live in Burnaby? This plan shapes what your neighbourhood could look like in 2050. Thinking of selling your property someday? The new land use map might affect its future value. Worried about housing costs? The plan prioritizes affordable housing choices. Concerned about climate change? It guides...

Community Planning Environment & Climate Housing & Communities Transportation
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How Should Winnipeg Move People and Goods by 2050?

Winnipeg, MB

Winnipeg spent nearly five years developing a master plan for its transportation system. The goal? Get half of all trips made by walking, cycling, transit, or ridesharing by 2050. Council adopted the plan in June 2025. Now the city is working on...

Why This Matters: Live in Winnipeg? This plan shapes how you'll get around for the next 25 years. Commute by car? The city wants to make transit and cycling more attractive alternatives. Walk or bike? Expect safer routes and better infrastructure. The plan also aims to cut serious traffic injuries by 20%.

Community Planning Environment & Climate Housing & Communities Transportation