Street Safety

• Street safety concerns raised after child struck by vehicle on way to school in Moncton

  The Active Transportation Coalition of Moncton (ATCM) is calling for safer routes to schools after an 11-year-old student was struck by a vehicle in Moncton, N.B., last week.

  Canada

  Apr 16
  
• Wolfville looks at installing street cameras around Acadia University

  A pilot project has been proposed by council to install 11 street cameras, in an effort to deter crime. But the students' union at Acadia University says it's a privacy issue.

  Canada

  Apr 25, 2022
  
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• N.B. cyclists continue to push for Motor Vehicle Act amendments

  “I think that we owe it to Ellen Watters to continue her legacy."

  Politics

  Jan 15, 2020
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• Snowdon street corner merits crossing guard, Montreal police say

  Officials from the Montreal police have filed a recommendation with the city of Montreal to instate a crossing guard on the corner of Dupuis and Clanranald avenues.

  Traffic

  Oct 28, 2019
• Artist halts municipality’s attempt to remove 3D crosswalk art project

  The artist behind a three-dimensional crosswalk installation is stepping forward to try and protect his work after the municipality tried to wipe it clean of the road.

  News

  Aug 20, 2019
• Moncton photographer ‘disappointed’ nobody stepped up to help when he was attacked downtown

  A well-known Moncton photographer is calling for better policing downtown after he was allegedly attacked on Main Street last week.

  Canada

  Aug 20, 2019
• ‘All-walk crosswalk’ opens in downtown Vancouver to improve pedestrian safety

  The "all-walk" crosswalk opened up on Robson and Hornby Thursday, allowing pedestrians to cross in all directions while traffic is brought to a halt.

  Canada

  Jul 4, 2019
• Me Too and Times Up movements help Kelowna group denounce violence against women

  Michelle Novakowski said there's been a social shift when it comes to the issue of relationship violence thanks to the Me Too and Times Up movements.

  Health

  Sep 14, 2018
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• String of recent pedestrian and cyclist deaths has public urging Toronto to make streets safer

  Two cyclists and a pedestrian were hit and killed by vehicles in three separate incidents in just the past week, bringing the city's total number of such fatalities this year to three cyclists and 17 pedestrians, according to Toronto police.

  Traffic

  Jun 17, 2018