Halifax council votes to send report on bike lane alternatives to committees for review, public consultation
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Halifax council votes to send report on bike lane alternatives to committees for review, public consultation
BY SUZANNE RENT
OCTOBER 28, 2026
Cyclists gathered in the gallery at Halifax council chambers wearing their helmets in a silent protest on Oct. 27, 2026. Credit: Suzanne Rent
Mayor Andy Fillmore said he’s worried about more costs and delays in getting bike lane network completed.
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Suzanne Rent
Suzanne Rent covers City Hall, contributes to Morning File, and more.…
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