US EditionCalgary mayor asks province to salvage parts of halted Green Line transit project
- Mayor Jyoti Gondek requests the province salvage parts of the halted Green Line transit project to save time and taxpayer money.
- Gondek suggests keeping existing contracts for low-floor vehicles and design work to expedite construction.
- City council members express confusion over the project's status, waiting for the province's next steps amid mixed messages.
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Loonie PoliticsCalgary’s mayor asks province to salvage parts of halted Green Line transit project
Jyoti Gondek asked for some of the work already done to be salvaged, to save taxpayer money and prevent delays in future work — including retaining the contract for new vehicles.
·Toronto, Canada
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Gondek urges premier to find 'most cost-effective solution' as province reviews Green Line LRT
After a fierce war of words over the Green Line in recent days, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek appeared to extend an olive branch to Premier Danielle Smith on Thursday, urging her to preserve some of the work already completed on the project as the province gets set to review the proposed LRT's alignment.
·Calgary, Canada
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