St. Albert was an early adopter of electric buses, but found lifespan shorter than expected
“It's disappointing that [the buses] didn't live up to the hype,” said Coun. Wes Brodhead.
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“It's disappointing that [the buses] didn't live up to the hype,” said Coun. Wes Brodhead.
The Gazette recently spoke with each member of council and asked them to reflect on the past 26 months, and the decisions that were made along the way.
“Somehow the provincial government, which is going to have a $5.5 billion projected surplus, doesn't feel that they need to pay their fair share,” Coun. Mike Killick said.
“Business cases put forward by the city manager were necessary, and without lowering service levels there was not a lot of cuts to be had,” Heron said.
New plan will see removal of more than half of park area's trees