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The great bike lane debate in northeast Edmonton

Local podcast hears how construction is putting a stick in the spokes for local residents

Local podcast hears how construction is putting a stick in the spokes for local residents

A cyclist heads toward the camera on a city bike lane.
Plans for bike lanes are expanding across the city, but the 132nd Avenue collector renewal project, which includes new bike lanes, is getting pushback from some residents and businesses. (Jane Robertson/CBC)

Construction season is in full swing, especially in Edmonton's northeast. But the 132nd Avenue collector renewal project has a stick in the spokes — some residents are speaking out against construction. 

Construction season is in full swing, especially in Edmonton’s northeast. But The 132 Avenue Collector Renewal Project has a stick in the spokes: residents are speaking out against construction. On top of the regular headaches from dust and noise, some residents and business owners say they aren’t happy with the city’s bike lane plans for the area and communication. Host Clare Bonnyman sits down with CBC Edmonton producer Pippa Reed, who spent some time in the area to hear what residents are saying.

On top of the regular headaches from dust and noise, some residents and business owners say they aren't happy with the city's bike lane plans for the area and communication. On this week's episode of This is Edmonton, host Clare Bonnyman sits down with CBC Edmonton producer Pippa Reed, who spent some time in the area to hear what residents are saying.

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