Yes, StatsCan used to publish more regularly, but they have data on passenger origin and destination (same info airlines track) that doesn't account for where a person connected. The US publishes this more consistently, including Canadian cities to the US.

I'd be happy at this point with decently frequent bus service. Even doubling what's offered now would be a huge improvement

How long before Chris Jones is turfed? I realize the coach is often just the fall guy, but personally I never understood why Edmonton brought him back in the first place.

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From the mandate letter to the minister:

I'd choose 107 St in a heartbeat -- is that lane of traffic necessary? or am I just opening another 102 Ave debate?

I love his line "Schrödinger's train." Sounds like a much better name for the line

Been thinking that for a while

Were there any accidents when the train was operating at almost full frequency recently? There may still be crashes to come, but I don't doubt people will adjust especially when they see trains running all day. As an aside, someone mentioned earlier that Quebec bans right hand turns. That...

That would put it roughly in line with a fall opening - not that I think Transed has handled any of their public communications well, but this may be about the time it takes to approve the paperwork.

Actually, it's not as all-bad as you would think. Here's the news release: http://transedlrt.ca/updates/june-26-2023-news-release/ On top of the cable replacements, they say they system is working as intended. And:

Interesting short video on cycling in the 15-minute city by an Edmonton-based creator

That's the pattern I witnessed them running too... a lot of 2-car trains with 1-car trains at irregular intervals

Quite an impact from downtown

Signage is up at the NAIT/Blatchford stn on the Metro Line

Lots of trains running yesterday (at 5 minute frequency during rush hour) many loaded with sandbags.

Downtown Monday night from the Mac

There's been a lot of that happening in the Vancouver area.

CFRN radio (ok, TSN 1260 nowadays) is closing down https://edmontonjournal.com/pmn/business-pmn/bell-cutting-1300-positions-shuttering-six-radio-stations/wcm/581b9b32-e381-4dc5-973e-bae998c34aa8

I was in a hotel room at the Renaissance overlooking runway 12