@ned @dragonfrog Actually, I'm dumb. Clicking through to the "safer streets" page on Maggay's site, she is actually using the term correctly and calls for, amongst other things, "investing in reliable public transit, safe cycling infrastructure, and walkable communities."

https://www.rajahmaggay.ca/blogs/building-safer-streets-one-neighbourhood-at-a-time

@ned @dragonfrog I'd certainly vote for Giselle if I was in your ward. Bikes are clearly not central to her interests, but public transit is, and these tend to be intertwined issues.

Knack is very much a consensus-seeker, so I don't expect anything too ambitious from him, but also no back-sliding. I actually really like him as a councilor despite being a little too centrist for my taste.

In Nakota Isga, Rajah Maggay is definitely championing density and transit-oriented-development, but not explicitly bikes. She's been doing policy work in Knack's office, so I suspect similarly decent-but-not-exciting policy if she becomes a councilor.