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Public Transit vs Private Property

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Six Saskatoon property owners are refusing to sell portions of their land to the city for new Bus Rapid Transit stations, raising concerns about safety, loitering and the possibility of expropriation. Karen Kobussen, CEO of the Saskatoon West Business Association, joins us to discuss the concerns and why she's calling for more negotiations before the city moves forward.
9 Nov 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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