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A young girl passed this morning after being hit by C-train on 162 Ave SW https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-child-ctrain-accident-1.4863124

At least they increased the frequency from 25 to 20 minutes

Ugh, I can only imagine what the replacement parts cost. How does insurance work on this type of situation?

That’s a good improvement for SX - not as originally promised, but a good step in the right direction!

It was actually funded half by Cadillac and half by the city.

Such a cool picture! Found it in a Facebook group I'm a part of.

I’m not going to hold my breath but I hope they increase the SX BRT frequency from 25 to 10 (at least during peak hours) minutes like they originally proposed.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-c-train-lrt-pedestrian-fatal-collision-1.4665372 Pedestrian killed by C-Train in northeast Calgary

http://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/seniors-worried-about-being-stranded-due-to-proposed-bus-route-changes?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook Seniors worried about being stranded due to proposed bus route changes

What a beautiful and bright destination sign!

Looks like there is a route 496 as well used as a picked up service for drivers? Never seen it before - I wonder if there are other ones.

That's impressive! I have a coke maybe once every couple months. I love the bubbly stuff so I stick to plain soda 😛

Honestly, Coke. The regular Pepsi drink has more sugar and tastes a little too sweet. I know both drinks are bad for your health, but I am team Coke any day 😛 Unless Pepsi is the only option of the two, haha.

I'm currently in the UK and I know this isn't Canadian, but it's interesting to compare: 124.9 per Litre which is equivalent to 224.8 in CDN dollars. Makes me think how good we have it in Canada in comparison.

According to T55, every run has been a shuttle.