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Halifax's bike network must be finished, urban planner says

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June 10, 2025

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Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore says he plans to bring forward a motion to council to temporarily pause the construction of cycling infrastructure to address traffic congestion. The CBC's Amy Smith spoke with urban planner Tristan Cleveland about why it would be better to forge ahead.

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➤ UPDATEHalifax will continue to move ahead with its bike network after councillors voted 125 to defeat a motion by the mayor asking to temporarily pause awarding new design and construction contracts for bike lanes. Read the latest

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Halifax Mayor Andy FillmoreThe CBC's Amy SmithTristan ClevelandUPDATE Halifax

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