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          <title>Here’s Why Canadian Cities Struggle to Pay for Public Transit</title>
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          <title>Canada’s New Climate Plan Could Shift Billions from Highway Expansion to Public Transit</title>
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          <title>7 Ways Trudeau Can Make Our Cities More Resilient</title>
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          <title>Did the Alberta NDP Overpromise in Pledge to Spend Money on Public Transit Instead of Carbon Capture?</title>
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          <title>Vancouver Transit Plan Would Raise Jobs, Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Finds New Report</title>
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