Halifax was going to vote on downgraded, cheaper bikeway without consulting cyclists' groups first
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Halifax was going to vote on downgraded, cheaper bikeway without consulting cyclists' groups first
Downtown bikeway ready to proceed but it will now go to committees with the opportunity for the public to have their say
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By Jen Taplin
Published Oct 27, 2026
David Trueman, chair of the Halifax Cycling Coalition, poses for a photo in front of Halifax City Hall on Tuesday.
People in bike helmets stood and high-fived each other in the gallery at Halifax City Hall on Tuesday.…
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