For the first time since major changes to transit, we're seeing lots of traffic congestion as people head back to the office and back to school. And that's creating major backups around HRM. It's something Deputy Mayor Pamela Lovelace says could be addressed with the help of the Nova Scotia Government including park and ride services along the 103, 102 and Trunk 7 . She also weighs in on the relationship with the Tim Houston government including the decisions around development, like the Eisner Cove Wetland. She says it came as a surprise to many on council. Along with that, she discusses the homelessness issue and the challenges with getting the message out about the efforts of Council that don't seem to be recognized by some of the loudest critics.