Mack is the co-founder and CEO of Taproot Publishing. Prior to becoming an entrepreneurial journalist, Mack spent more than a decade working in software development.
Recent work by Mack
Headlines: Dec. 3, 2024
Budget deliberations are underway at Edmonton city hall; the province plans to reduce photo radar sites by 70% starting April 1; the Edmonton International Airport expects to have served 7.8 million passengers in 2024.
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Headlines: Dec. 2, 2024
The City of Edmonton plans to sell Chancery Hall and Century Place; the extreme weather response will be deactivated today; Mayor Amarjeet Sohi has proposed a plan to reduce the property tax increase.
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Headlines: Nov. 18, 2024
Tensions arose at Edmonton city council last week over a proposed budget process; transit ridership was up 14% in October compared to the same month in 2019; Canada Post workers in Edmonton have joined a nationwide strike.
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Happenings: Oct. 28, 2024
Here are some events happening today in the Edmonton area.
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Headlines: Oct. 7, 2024
Support workers in Edmonton's public schools prepare for strike votes; city council is looking for more information on encampments and the provincial navigation centre; and CFR wrapped up its 50th anniversary in Edmonton.
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Headlines: Aug. 16, 2024
City activates extreme weather response for poor air quality; Edmonton Marathon at risk of cancellation due to smoke; Edmonton Elks officially sold to private owner Larry Thompson.
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Headlines: Aug. 12, 2024
The Edmonton Heritage Festival and Edmonton's Food Bank are seeking donations; plans to demolish the former Royal Alberta Museum met with concern; e-scooter and e-bike riding zones will expand starting Aug. 14.
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Headlines: May 15, 2024
City of Edmonton is supporting Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees; UAlberta and Edmonton police remain under scrutiny for dismantling of protest encampment; city council approves Rice Howard Way entertainment district.
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On the agenda: Youth on transit, Blatchford, and funding for safety and well-being
City council is back from the Thanksgiving break with three committee meetings to discuss transit improvements and fares for youth, an external evaluation of progress at Blatchford, and funding for community safety and well-being.
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