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Lucie Edwardson, Elise Stolte · CBC News · Posted: Jun 10, 2022 1:35 PM EDT | Last Updated: July 25, 2022

A passenger waits to board a CTrain at an LRT station in Calgary's downtown in January 2021. (Helen Pike/CBC)

Do you use the bus or train? Why or why not? If you do, where and when do you feel the most safe or unsafe? And is the current situation changing how you get around the city?

The series so far:

Analysis
Experts warn recovery of Calgary Transit vital to city budget, net zero goals

Lessons learned: Calgary police say new enforcement effort on CTrains in the works

First Person
Each time an addict stumbled off the train, I was angry at my sister. Now she's gone

Analysis
Are turnstiles the answer to Calgary's transit woes? Cities that took the plunge tell us what they know

Opinion
Mad at drugs on the CTrain? Fix it by closing massive gaps in support for homelessness and addiction

Close the stations? Some CTrain riders argue Victoria Park/Stampede reno shows better path forward

CTrain riders complain transit isn't enforcing the rules. Here's why

Desperate mom brings daughter to CTrain station to buy drugs; here's what she learned

Officials say $400M to shut out fare evaders from LRT system just an estimate

Emergency texting takes off: CTrain riders seek out discreet way to fight crime and disorder on their commute

What we heard: Vomit, drug use and harassment scare riders from CTrain. But could a crackdown cost lives?

I saw three overdoses on one CTrain ride. How about you?

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