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Majority of letters sent to Andy Fillmore, Halifax councillors in support of bike lanes - Halifax Examiner Only 27 letters sent to offices of mayor, council, and municipal clerk supported motion to pause construction of bike lanes.

Here is a big sample of some of the letters sent to Mayor Andy Fillmore, Halifax councillors, and the clerk's office.

I went through 658 pages of correspondence. Only 27 letters were in support of Fillmore's bike lane motion.

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Bummed to have missed last night but the ol’ cloning machine was on the fritz! Great to see an amazing turnout!! It’s about more than Morris St.

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Regarding your decision to overturn a municipal decision on Morris Street Dear Premier and Minister for Transportation, Cc: MLA Lina Hamid and Tim Outhit, Councillors Laura White, Mayor Fillmore, Kathryn Morse I write concerning your threat to overturn the municipality’s pl...

PC MLA Tim Outhit voted to approve the Morris Street plans on 1 October 2024, consequent to staff's recommendation. The Premier must refer to and follow professional advice.
Feel free to adapt and use any part of this email sent this morning to key decision-makers
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Province will step in if council moves forward on Morris Street, premier says Tensions are continuing to grow between Halifax councillors and the premier. In a letter sent to Halifax Regional Council on Wednesday night, Tim Houston says his government will be forced to act if c...

background, but I think most folks aware
halifax.citynews.ca/2025/07/17/p...

Should at least do it on a bus.

With CBC now having called all ridings it's time for the land-vs-people-vote animation.

“… you take away the pass…” That’s your job and in doing so, you let the goalie do theirs. You both trust each other to do the right thing and get the job done. A great metaphor. #Never51 #ElbowsUp 🇨🇦

YouTube video by Jeff Douglas We Are Canadian

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As a proud 54 year old son of a supervising air traffic controller in Gander on 9/11, thank you for this Jeff Douglas. It’s personal.

100%… feels good to get that feeling of being a young 20 something abroad with it sewn on your backpack in the early 90’s… We’re not perfect, far from it but it’s nice to see it taken back from the truck nutters.

One Wayne gets it!!