I had the privilege of working for the Town of Carlyle a few years ago and was impressed by the success of their main street full of local businesses. This CBC story shows what a great example it is for small towns and communities, especially today when buying local is more important than ever.

This piece nails it. The organization has handled this so poorly, it shows dysfunction and incompetence didn't end with the Benning regime. Still team Petey all the way haha.

Wider streets are a terrible idea. They are less safe, more expensive to build and maintain, and take up valuable land that could be put to better use like housing or public space. Most streets are already too wide as evidenced by massive “sneckdowns”

Great responses here on the disappointing comments made today by some of Regina’s new Councillors

Courageous speech by a proud and loving parent.