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Now Smitty and her “On the Spectrum” Dreeshan are putting the Mayors against each other now. YYC’s Mayor has to play nice cuz she’s scared shitless that they’ll pull a Trump and do something wonky with her Green Line Bucks….
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If Smith/Dreeshen are really concerned about the swift movement of traffic in YEG, why don't they share their solutions to relieve congestion for motorists on Edmonton's 20 most busy roadways - none of which contain bike lanes I can pretty much guarantee.
 
Edmonton's Mayor sometimes seemed to go to great lengths to get along with the Premier which I'm not sure that was really appreciated, but he is not running again so again, so I suspect he will not bother on this issue.
 
Now Smitty and her “On the Spectrum” Dreeshan are putting the Mayors against each other now. YYC’s Mayor has to play nice cuz she’s scared shitless that they’ll pull a Trump and do something wonky with her Green Line Bucks….
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I'm so glad that I got to hear the opinion of the chief of staff to the Minister of Agriculture on the topic of major urban traffic planning.

Hopefully we get some input on crop rotation from the Urban Planning and Economy Department's office administrator.
 
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I knew I saw Dreeshen somewhere else, he's moonlighting as an "On the Spectrum," simpleton on a reality show!
 
Innisfail.SylvanLake@assembly.ab.ca

"Devin,

I just got your email regarding your survey and bike lanes.

I have taken the survey. Whoever designed it should be embarrassed assuming you want to hear what Albertans think and not have them say what you want them to say.

As for bike lanes, that’s a municipal decision that municipal politicians are responsible for. As a province THEY’RE NONE OF YOUR DAMNED BUSINESS.

Instead of worrying about bike lanes we have, why don’t you do something about the hospitals we don’t?

Regards,

Ken"
 
Innisfail.SylvanLake@assembly.ab.ca

"Devin,

I just got your email regarding your survey and bike lanes.

I have taken the survey. Whoever designed it should be embarrassed assuming you want to hear what Albertans think and not have them say what you want them to say.

As for bike lanes, that’s a municipal decision that municipal politicians are responsible for. As a province THEY’RE NONE OF YOUR DAMNED BUSINESS.

Instead of worrying about bike lanes we have, why don’t you do something about the hospitals we don’t?

Regards,

Ken"

Are you able to share this survey?
 
UCP helps MAGA singer to play at Legislature. Gross.


And now this POS Maga asshole is talking to the "......White House," about our "Anti Christian persecution in Canada." Here's an idea asshole, read the room and don't play here......whose holding a gun to your head? But if he does play at the Leg, Ol' Smitty will be there with fake smile swaying to the sounds of this douche bag....only our Premiere.....that's Quagmire!
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Are you able to share this survey?
I believe it was the last Alberta Next Survey - the one they got so much flack over that they actually changed it but said they would be consolidating the results from the egregious initial one with the results from the second slightly less egregious one.

If you answered the first one, you couldn’t participate in the next one, supposedly so they could protect the integrity of the combined results. Really! It’s hard to know whether to laugh or cry.

The whole exercise isn’t to solicit opinions from Albertans, the whole exercise is to elicit support for and placate their wing nut base.


The fact they’re parading this in front of the rest of the country and the rest of the world (I can only imagine what’s being said behind closed doors when this is what’s being said in public) is nothing short of embarrassing.
 
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After taking a walk down 132 Ave. to see new street along with bike path and sidewalks. I conclude that the project was designed poorly. The combined width of sidewalk and bike path going down both sides of the street exceed the width of the street itself this doesn't make any sense no matter how you look at it. Keeping the power lines was also a bad idea as well, and it was an even a worse idea to plant trees directly underneath the power lines! What were they thinking? I feel sorry for the residents that live along this street and can't imagine what it must be like to remove all the snow from the combined sidewalk and bike path which is as wide as a 2 lane driveway. I suppose the bike path or sidewalk will be ignored during winter. I understand that the lack of traffic on the street warranted a road diet but they could have done a better job at it. The roads themselves were not in bad shape, they should have up-zoned the properties along the entire road to medium density giving the road the traffic it was designed to handle. The power lines could have been brought underground as well.

As much as I don't like the current Alberta government, I understand Dresshen's concerns.
 

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