
A moment in history: July 4, 1958
On this day in 1958, repairs were underway on a house built by John Walter, one of the city's most influential residents.
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On this day in 1958, repairs were underway on a house built by John Walter, one of the city's most influential residents.
Here are opportunities to inform decisions about budgets, a proposed entertainment district, and Strathcona County's ambulance service.
The co-hosts of Episode 314 of Speaking Municipally explored the end of photo radar in playground zones, the growing pushback on infill, and the extension of the Downtown Community Revitalization Levy.
Fraternities and sororities at the University of Alberta are struggling to find housing that is affordable and has adequate space for communal living after learning the school will be ending their rental agreements as of August 2026.
The final week of meetings before city council's summer break is packed with discussions about the zoning bylaw, a proposed development in Rossdale, a possible tax incentive for carbon capture projects, and much more.
On this day in 1987, Edmonton's future mayor called for more women to enter provincial and federal politics.
Here are opportunities to inform decisions about entertainment districts, parks, urban wildfire planning, and more.
The co-hosts of Episode 313 of Speaking Municipally discussed how a city council committee has endorsed a motion to send proposed changes to its country-leading housing policy to a public hearing on June 30.
On this day in 1941, photos were published from a garden party fundraiser at the home of Maj.-Gen. William Griesbach.