From 'car-dependent hellscapes' to green cities, Canadians find new ways to fight climate change

"If we care about climate change, we need to make it easier to walk, cycle or use public transit. Period," said Jason Slaughter, a vigorous critic of automobile-centric urban development, who grew up in suburban London, Ont. Until he got a driver's licence at the age of 16, he said, he was trapped in what he calls a "car-dependent hellscape." ... ��� HELLO, Mayor Crombie and Mississauga Councillors ??? ... What's with the decades of delay building the "Connected, Convenient, Comfortable and Safe" infrastructure promised in the City of Mississauga's 2010 Cycling Master Plan finally approved in 2018 ??? ... The ongoing lack of viable Active Transportation options will add to major traffic congestion with its deleterious economic, environmental and quality of life effects, especially in areas currently undergoing high-density development, e.g. Brightwater in Port Credit, Lakeview Village, Dixie & Lakeshore, Plan Dixie, etc. etc. ... ������� https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/evs-cities-climate-column-don-pittis-1.6654675