Does Edmonton City Council give disproportionate attention to pro-bike advocates at daytime meetings?
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The two readers split, so this is parked under the rule that GO needs both readers or one GO and one PARK. One reader said GO: Public hearing minutes show who spoke on bike network items, what they argued and whether residents could take part remotely or in writing; whom council 'mainly listens to' can't be measured and will be dropped. The other said NO: No public record measures who council "mainly listens to"; meeting schedules show when hearings happen but not whether council favours one group of speakers over another.
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Taken from Edmonton Rant and Rave post on garbage service, 2026-09-10, read end to end. Every factual claim in it was extracted and merged, so this question is listed whatever became of it.
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Edmonton City Council mainly listens to pro-bike advocates who can attend daytime meetings while other residents are working.
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only listen to pro bike crowd as they can show up to meetings during the day and complain about needing more bike lanes when regualr people are working
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