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More Edmontonians are asking the provincial government to throw the brakes on the city's plans to build active transportation infrastructure.
One could easily mistake Upper Bound for a silent disco: A kaleidoscope of coloured lights coats roughly 6,000 people in hues as they sit or stand, all wearing headphones that are tuned to the changing lights as they consume panels, pitch contests, fireside chats, and news announcements.
On this day in 1975, Margaret Zeidler made a $100,000 donation towards a new home for the Citadel Theatre.
Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about waste, heritage, and more.
The city's proposed $553-million Downtown Action Plan was top of mind for the hosts of Episode 308 of Speaking Municipally.
This week, council will meet to discuss the police funding formula, city-led rezoning, and Dutch elm disease.
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.
