Woah, look at that, what a big halloween party! A whole lot of people showed up!

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“Traders on Oxford Street are saying they are enjoying a boost in sales and footfall after the first week of pedestrianization…. Businesses say they are happy with the changes.” Streets for people are also good for business. Spread the word.

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Cassandra's themed private party, commission for @MrSithums on Twixter

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Halloween puts a spotlight on the design and safety of our streets. It’s an important reminder that we need good sidewalks, traffic calming, and safe crossings year round. Then there’s the count. Are you getting more trick-or-treaters or fewer each year? How many did you get? #yeg #WardMétis

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Over the last 50 years, Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods lost significant population while the city sprawled outward. Kids grew up and moved out. Schools closed, businesses shut their doors, bus routes and city services were stretched out to new suburbs...and fewer trick-or-treaters came knocking.

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