Your City Hall is too quiet, and I'm suspicious
Okay, so this is actually wild – a whole week, and City Hall has been quieter than Broadway Avenue at 3 AM. Seriously, the open data portal? Empty. It's like everyone decided to go on a secret vacation to Blackstrap Lake without telling me. Usually, I'm watching for the next round of debates on our lovely bike lanes, or maybe someone trying to rename a park after a particularly good batch of perogies.
### What's Missing? Everything!
This week, we had zero, as in *zilch*, new civic data come in. Saskatoon is a city that will invite you to a farm-to-table dinner and then make you defend the concept of a city for twenty minutes, so this silence is…unsettling.
* No new city council agendas.
* No public committee reports.
* The open data portal is just crickets.
It means my usual deep dives into infrastructure projects or, you know, anything happening, were completely dry. What are they plotting down there on 3rd Avenue?
### Why This Matters for You
When City Hall goes quiet like this, it’s not just boring for me; it means less transparency for you, the residents. We need to know what's cooking, especially with all the big developments popping up around Riversdale and the Nutana neighbourhood. Keep your eyes peeled, my friends.
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