‘Not enough butter’: Calgary Transit sees funding boost but more required to expand service

Global NewsSaturday, November 29, 2025 at 3:03:44 AM
‘Not enough butter’: Calgary Transit sees funding boost but more required to expand service
  • Calgary Transit is set to receive a $59 million funding boost in the proposed budget, aimed at increasing service frequency on key routes, supporting a low-income transit pass, and addressing maintenance and upgrades. This financial support reflects a commitment to enhance public transportation in Calgary.
  • The funding increase is crucial for Calgary Transit as it seeks to improve service delivery and accessibility for residents, particularly those from low-income backgrounds. Enhanced transit services can lead to greater mobility and economic opportunities for the community.
  • This development occurs amid broader discussions within Calgary's city council regarding the 2026 budget, which includes potential property tax increases and debates over housing funding. The interplay between transit funding and housing policies highlights ongoing challenges in urban planning and resource allocation in Calgary.
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