Use the source as the baseline.
City, utility, provincial, federal and institutional evidence is cited in the technical reports and refreshed before publication.
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Show the workSources, evidence and calculation discipline.
The platform distinguishes public facts, campaign calculations, forecasts, proposals, pilots and long-horizon scenarios. Major calculations are traceable through the technical reports and audit ledger.
Show the arithmetic.
Travel-time screening, target pace, tax-path arithmetic and other derived numbers are labelled as calculations rather than external facts.
Do not confuse a queue with a forecast.
Planning scenarios are ranges with uncertainty, not guarantees.
State the maturity.
Conceptual cost ranges are not tender prices. Major projects require engineering, risk allowance, escalation, lifecycle cost and approval gates.
Say who can actually do it.
City, utility, Ontario, Canada, institutional and private responsibilities are kept separate.
Correct the record when evidence improves.
The municipal technical audit documents corrections and strengthens realism rather than preserving obsolete campaign numbers.