A report going before city politicians Tuesday is asking for council’s endorsement of a transportation planning target to get more than a third of Londoners out of cars for trips in the city by 2050. LFP’s Jack Moulton takes a look at why this plan is recommended, how it could be done, and what the payoff is. Read More
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By Pauline Kerr While COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on our health-care system, the numbers game associated with it is becoming more confusing as days go on. It brings to … Continue reading Reliable information the antidote for … statistics →
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