Here are open opportunities to engage with local governments in the Edmonton region.
- Strathcona/St. Anthony School Site Rezoning — The City of Edmonton is considering rezoning the site of a 118-year-old building in Old Strathcona that used to house St. Anthony School, the first Catholic school on Edmonton's south side. The developer wants to use the site for housing, recreation, and commercial activities. The application would allow a building up to eight stories and doesn't guarantee the preservation of the school — but the owner says they'll preserve it. Residents can ask a question or share their thoughts until Sept. 8.
- Submissions for Made in Leduc County cookbook — Leduc County is soliciting recipes for a second edition of its county cookbook, which aims to create "delectable contributions to this region's history." The first edition, created in 2023, is available online. Submissions will be accepted until Sept. 6.
- Transit Master Plan Update — Strathcona County has released a What We Heard report based on its first round of engagement for its updated transit master plan. Residents can now take a survey to provide feedback on the proposed changes, which closes Sept. 20.
More input opportunities
- Until Sept. 8: Midtown Park — Concept Design (City of St. Albert)
- Until Sept. 20: Traffic calming in Mission, North Ridge, Oakmont, and Riverside (City of St. Albert)
- Until Sept. 22: Applications to join municipal boards and committees (Town of Morinville)
- Until Sept. 27: Retail Gap & Complementary Sector Analysis Survey (Town of Morinville)
- Until Oct. 20: Naturalization Survey (City of Edmonton)
Photo: The former St. Anthony School building has a plaque outside but no historic designation. The city's discussion board has drawn mixed responses on what people hope to see on the site. (Edmonton Catholic School Division Archives/Facebook)