voices for

We need a Safer 63 for our children and youth who compete in sports, dance and musical activities outside of Fort McMurray to build on their skills and create lifetime childhood memories.
(Andy and Erica Beech)

Christa Jones and her 5-month daughter Sydney brandish a sign at the protest. Jones says she travels the highway regularly and twinning highway 63 will make the journey safer for children like her daughter.

VINCENT MCDERMOTT/QMI Agency

I need a safer Highway 63 because reading about people dying on this highway is tragic, but reading about a parent or relative dying when they didnt need to and having to explain it to my own children would be devastating.
(Jason Langston CGA, Calgary)

fort McMurray is the economic engine of canada, but the people power that makes that possible are left to take their chances commuting to work its shameful.
Caren Heine, Campbell River. B.C.

I need a safer Highway 63 because I dont want to have to worry every time my three-year-old niece travels from my brothers place in Fort McMurray to her mothers house in Fort Saskatchewan, which she does often.
(Julia Grau)

To a person living in a major city it might not seem like a big deal, but to me living in a remote city lacking services is huge and creates a desperate feeling of isolation.
(Colleen Tatum)

I need a safer 63 because my son commutes every six days from Red Deer to Fort McMurray for work and my husband and I travel it quite often as well as other family and friends.
(Judy Anthony)

I need a safer 63 so that I return home each night to my family. Too many families have members that will not be returning home.
(Sue Swanson, Service Admin Supervisor, Finning (Canada) Mildred Lake)

fort McMurray and the rMWB need a safer Highway 63 because they deserve the same level of service and security, like that provided by a four-lane highway built by the provincial government, that citizens in other parts of Alberta like Grande Prairie and Lethbridge enjoy.
(Tony Zeglen, Spruce Grove)

To ensure a safer life for our children and grandchildren who hold fort McMurrays future in their hands.
(Vera Hancock)