Our Bike Traffic Reporter, Karly Coleman, addresses calls for cyclists to be licensed—which often come up when car drivers see bike infrastructure being maintained (like snow being cleared). She explores which road users should foot the bill.

To recognize Indigenous History Month, CJSR is sharing how Edmonton's 12 Ward were named and forever connected to the rich heritage of First Nations, Inuit and Métis of the region. Anirniq is a ward in the northwest Edmonton.

With permission, CJSR developed this audio series from the videos created by pipikwan pêhtâkwan and the City of Edmonton.
Watch the Anirniq video
To watch all the Ward videos, visit: edmonton.ca/city_government/municipal_elections/ward-maps

The Edmonton Coalition on Housing and Homelessness (ECOHH) has been trying to find ways to make sure everyone has dignified, accessible, affordable, culturally-appropriate and safe housing, for the last 40 years. To find where we are in this effort, folks involved in marking ECHOHH's 40 year milestone explain, including MLA Janis Irwin, ECOHH member Jim Gurnett, and Nadine Chalifoux, who also has lived homeless experience.

Produced and hosted by Sarah Hoyles 
Theme music Daily Deliveries by Brylie Christopher

How many bicycles would bike lane critics be satisfied with?! Our Bike Traffic Reporter, Karly Coleman, helps the ring the bell on what success of bike lanes actually looks like and how transportation planning can address all forms of traffic congestion. 

CJSR's Bike Traffic Reporter, Karly Coleman, annihilates the assumption "it's as easy as riding a bike". She rings the bell on the skills needed to ride in the city and how motor vehicles have a lane in making urban cycling safe for all.