Here are the latest briefs from Taproot Edmonton
IronSight, a software company located on 104 Street near Whyte Avenue that streamlines logistics for heavy hitters in the on-shore oil and gas industry, has been acquired by the Norwegian company Kabal.
Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about parks, waste services, and more.
Three artists are working to animate the City of Edmonton Archives through different art that explores what is — and isn't — in those archives.
Waste Free Edmonton is hoping to convince Edmontonians to begin replacing their lawns with food gardens and native plants.
The State of Our City 2025 event, traffic congestion, and the Edmonton Police Commission's relationship with city council were on the minds of the hosts of Episode 307 of Speaking Municipally.
City administration is set to ask councillors to allow it to pursue discussions with potential sponsors about naming rights for 29 city-owned facilities, arguing in a report set for discussion on May 12 that it could generate up to $21 million over the next 10 years if allowed to do so.
On this day in 1975, one of Edmonton's most storied TV stations was off to a rocky start.
Artificial Agency, a company building advanced artificial intelligence tools for video game development, was named the Most Edmonton Startup of the Year at the YEG Startup Community Awards on May 8.
Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about rezoning applications, public art, neighbourhood renewal, and more.
