Winnipeg isn’t the only prairie city grappling with speed limits. Shewkar Ibrahim, manager of Edmonton’s Vision Zero project, told 680 CJOB that her city’s roadways are also under scrutiny when it comes to speed and safety. Continue reading
City administration is recommending playground zone hours in Edmonton stay the way they are, despite concerns from residents about their effectiveness and what one councillor is calling a lack of data. Continue reading
The City of London wants to hear from residents about the possibility of lowering speed limits in residential areas. Continue reading
The public can give feedback this summer on reducing some residential speed limits to below 50 km/h. Continue reading
The spate of recent pedestrian deaths on the streets of Winnipeg has one councillor calling for speed limit changes on residential roads. Continue reading
Once city council debates Edmonton speed limits May 14, Coun. Andrew Knack plans to introduce a motion to have everything built new in the ‘burbs and residential streets going through neighbourhood renewal get new design standards. Continue reading
A debate next week at City Hall could finally determine default speed limits for all residential roads in Edmonton. Continue reading
When the construction season begins in spring, contractors will now be required to cover speed-reduction signs construction zones where no workers are present and if there are no safety concerns. Continue reading
Speed cameras could soon be coming to the Malahat on Southern Vancouver Island. Continue reading
The B.C. government is rolling back speed limit increases on 15 stretches of roads in British Columbia, including between Squamish and Whistler, and Cowichan Bay and Nanaimo. Continue reading