A new poll shows that the majority of Calgarians polled support building the Green Line LRT project.

The results from a new poll suggest that most Calgarians want to see the city’s public transit system expanded, but that they also want it to look different than early proposals for the Green Line LRT project.

The councillors plan to voice their concerns at a June 15 city council meeting.

Calgary city council's green line committee has voted to approve recommendations made by the city's administration on the alignment for Stage 1 of the Green Line LRT project.

On Monday, councillors will begin hearing submissions from the public regarding the revised alignment.

A meeting scheduled for April 23, to reveal Calgary City Council's preferred alignment of the Green Line LRT through the downtown core, has been postponed to June 1.

The city's Green Line Committee is expected to move forward on recommendations with feedback on April 23.

City administration is now looking at going over the Bow River, instead of under, for stage one of the Green Line LRT.

Following the UCP's first budget, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi said the future of the Green Line was "in jeopardy," but that's not where the troubles started for the project. 

A clause in Alberta's omnibus budget Bill 20 would allow the provincial government to cancel Edmonton and Calgary LRT projects with 90 days notice.