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Port Alberni students suggest solutions to Cathedral Grove congestion

Students from Alberni District Secondary School identified safety concerns at Cathedral Grove, driven by their desire to address traffic and pedestrian issues.
A survey conducted by the students of 300 participants revealed that 77.6% recognized ongoing issues with traffic and pedestrian accessibility.
Recommendations included overhead walkways and sidewalks to enhance safety, as stated by student Amaya Parmar.
The findings were shared with local authorities, including the Ministry of Transportation and Transit, as part of their community project, led by teacher Anne Ostwald.

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Port Alberni students suggest solutions to Cathedral Grove congestion

Survey, solutions are part of high school Social Justice class project

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