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Did council pause the future bike routes when its own administration recommended it?

· Said in 9 comments · 4 claims

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Administration’s report and recorded votes can show what pause was recommended, which motions were made and how each councillor voted, without examining the allegation about councillors’ motives.

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The committee report and the recorded council votes settle the recommendation, the motions and who voted which way.

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Taken from Yegscoop post on council's 2026-08-26 bike lane decision, 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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  1. Council did not support the recommended pause and review of the future bike routes.

    Said in 5 comments

    • That review was also not supported by Council.

      Councillor Jennifer Rice

    • The city’s recommendation was to PAUSE the bike lines until more information was obtained to continue it in a thoughtful way that worked for residents that it affects as well as drivers and bikers. Council chose to ignore that.

      Boreal Crow K.

    • Typical city council, ignore a committee's decision and go thier own route.

      Amber Coyote T.

    • They already ignore the citizens, might as well ignore their own committees too.

      Snowy Bluejay M.

    • The motion was not to scrap the routes, but rather to not rapidly push them through without a second look.

      Boreal Marmot L.

  2. Councillor Karen Principe and Councillor Jennifer Rice brought two motions to cut the bike lane budget to $50 million and redirect the rest, and Council did not support them.

    Said in 1 comment

    • Councillor Karen Principe and I brought forward two motions — twice — to cut it to $50M and redirect the rest to core priorities. Council didn’t support them.

      Councillor Jennifer Rice

  3. The same seven councillors vote together to keep the bike lane expansion going.

    Said in 2 comments

    • the core 7 councillors never had an intention of pausing it.

      Icy Grebe A.

    • The same old 7 councillors who are in a corrupt clique voted for it.

      Icy Grebe A.