Rate of traffic fatalities are increasing across North America. The vast majority of this suffering can be avoided.

If we've decided as a society that the automobile will remain the dominant mode of transportation, then this is what's required.

Otherwise, fund public transit.

These were not common when your parents—or perhaps even you—learned to drive. Yet, our quickly evolving, car-dependent society has no regulations on furthered education for average people.

About 20% of Canadians are aged 65+. These folks haven't had their driving tested in nearly half a century.

Were they tested on sharing the road with micro-mobility? Navigating roundabouts? What about cell phones?

Would love an update for the end of day 3!

Thanks for this!

Could you clip out the CFO's presentation and upload to YouTube? Seems like it's an excellent thing for the average resident to see.

The average Saskatchewan resident is responsible for 13x more planet-warming gases than the average human on Earth.

The result of which will certainly cost much more in the (not so distant) future, compared to the estimated social costs of carbon of $275 per tonne in 2025.

This is housing that has historically been missing in this country. A middle ground between the 300 square foot unit 50 storeys up, and the 6,000 square foot house out in the suburbs.

The Missing Middle.

housingcatalogue.cmhc-schl.gc.ca

These are backyard suites, rowhomes, duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and sixplexes.

They allow for a gentle increase in density while maintaining neighbourhood character and building community.

Unsure! Annually maybe?

They are bleeding our cities dry financially.