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Old Posted Apr 21, 2022, 2:10 PM
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Originally Posted by OTSkyline View Post
Ottawa must be the only big city in Canada with only 1 highway that services (or crosses) the city. IMO the 174 and 416 don't really count as they don't really service intracity travel much - more long-distance travel.
I guess it depends on your definition of a Highway and your definition of a city, but in Vancouver, Hwy 1 (the TCH) passes through the outskirts of the city limits, and Hwy 99 (to Seattle, thus more analogous to the 416) turns into city streets once it crosses the Fraser into Vancouver. Then again Vancouver is held up as an example by urban planners of what a city can be like if you don't build highways through the city.

Maybe if we build a bypass we can convert the central stretch of the Queensway into an urban boulevard.
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