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I’ve recovered from my cold, but I am heading to Calgary, Alberta today. Despite the local weather, I hope to remain cold-free and to post something from up there later this week.
What brings you to Calgary?
Helping homebuilders oppose a smart-growth plan. Calgary until recently has been affordable compared with Vancouver, but planners want to adopt a Vancouver-like plan that will make Calgary as unaffordable and congested as Vancouver. Of course, they think the plan will get people to drive less, but that is unlikely. Vancouver’s plan is several decades old and has led the region’s population density to be more than double Calgary’s, yet the 2006 census found that 16.6 percent of Vancouver commuters ride transit to work, just 1 percent more than Calgary.
And about 50% commute to work by walking in the downtown…
“And about 50% commute to work by walking in the downtown…”? huh? 50% of downtown workers in Vancouver commute by walking?
25-50% (depending on census tract) of residents living in the downtown (about 80,000 or so people) commute to work by walking. Another 25% or so use transit or bike to work.
http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/Calgary+should+build+toll+highways+Economist/1427065/story.html
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