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Use public land for affordable housing

• We need to use public land for affordable housing
• Pressure from people wanting to live in Kitchissippi makes things more expensive for existing communities

Confidence:High

At the final Kitchissippi debate, Subhir Uppal said people with dignified housing are less likely to do dangerous things in public.

• Dignified housing and safe space
• Less likely to do dangerous things in public

Confidence:High

Uppal calls the new Richmond Road paid parking unfair and says he would suspend it until a fair solution is found.

• Uppal criticised the new paid parking on Richmond Road in Kitchissippi as bad for business, with residents seeing spillover parking onto side streets
• He told CBC he does not think the paid-parking system is fair and that he would suspend paid parking until a fair solution is found
• His zone-based transit fare proposal from the same CBC coverage was already captured in the Oct 18 baseline and is not repeated here

Confidence:High

Innes would expand proactive community policing with a constable who knows the people and areas.

• Expand a proactive policing model built around a constable who knows the people and the areas where they live

Confidence:High

Innes would target 90% bus-route performance within six months, pressing staff at transportation committee.

• Priority is reliability on the ward's main bus routes
• Progress carefully tracked: 90 per cent performance within six months, with questions to staff at transportation committee if it is missed

Confidence:High

This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.

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At the final Kitchissippi debate, Subhir Uppal promoted distance-based fares: pay for how much transit you use.

• Distance-based fares
• Pay for how much transit we use

Confidence:High

Xavier Commerford blamed the city's ‘New Ways to Bus’ for a transit death spiral and pledged to reverse it.

• Transit death spiral: fewer riders, less revenue, more cuts
• Blamed 'New Ways to Bus'
• Pledged to reverse it

Confidence:High

This candidate has spoken about this issue more than once. Each statement is shown with its own source.

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Xavier Commerford pledged more investment in job-creating projects, linking unemployment to crime and safety issues.

• Increase investment in job-creating projects
• Linked unemployment to crime and safety

Confidence:High

Development process is frustrating for residents and community leaders

• Impact of development on the community leaves residents feeling powerless
• Process mired in paperwork, planning jargon and endless arguments by armies of consultants

Confidence:High