Halifax council puts off decision on bike network alternatives
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And we stepped off that path into a bit of a swirl.” 2:05 Halifax looks to improve its bike network, as city councillors highlight safety issues Stick to the Facts Add Global News as a Preferred Source on Google to see more of our stories in your search results.
As of this past January, the project is expected to cost $85 million.
The project was initially pegged at $25 million.
2:06 Bike lane debate returns to Halifax council Cyclists were in council chambers Tuesday to silently protest the report and the suggested alternatives.
Since work isn’t expected until 2028, reviewing the report in the committees is not expected to delay the project.
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Halifax council puts off decision on bike network alternatives
By Rebecca Lau & Angela Capobianco Global News
Posted October 27, 2026 4:41 pm
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Halifax Regional Council has deferred action on alternatives to the all ages and abilities (AAA) bike network because councillors say they want to gather more feedback on the proposed plans. Sean Hargreaves/Global News
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Cycling advocates say they appreciate this step but the mayor is concerned the decision will only create more delays and increase costs.…
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