About this episode

Derek Cameron discusses his initiative to improve pedestrian safety at a Saskatoon crosswalk and the ongoing debate about community responsibility in urban safety.

Frustrated by vehicles parking too close to a Saskatoon crosswalk, Derek Cameron painted his own curb markings to improve visibility and pedestrian safety. The city has since removed the paint, but the debate over safer neighbourhood crosswalks continues. Derek joins Evan to explain why he took matters into his own hands and what changes he'd like to see.

People in this episode

Host: Evan

Guest: Derek Cameron

Topics covered

• pedestrian safety
• community action
• urban planning
• crosswalk visibility
• local governance

Keywords

• pedestrian safety
• Saskatoon
• crosswalk
• community action
• urban planning
• visibility
• neighborhood safety

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Places: Saskatoon

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