The Pulse
Friday, July 26
In this edition: Edmonton Transit Service seeks more input from youth; up to half of Jasper's structures potentially burned in wildfire, province says; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Our weekday news briefing that informs you about what's going on in Edmonton.
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The Pulse
Thursday, July 25
In this edition: First look at the renovated Ortona Armoury Building; calls for public engagement: Pets, missing links, priority growth areas; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Wednesday, July 24
In this edition: Stationery shop parcel + prose is the latest closure on 124 Street; a moment in history: July 24, 1979; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Tuesday, July 23
In this edition: How JMT Korean Cuisine laughed its way through opening delays; Edmonton urges proper disposal of lithium-ion and other e-waste; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Monday, July 22
In this edition: Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre focuses on community as it reinvents itself; City of Edmonton extends extreme weather response amid smoky, hot conditions; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Friday, July 19
In this edition: History and heatwave combine as Mill Creek Pool returns; KDays kicks off at Edmonton EXPO Centre grounds; and more headlines and happenings
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transit
region
Edmonton Transit Service seeks more input from youth
The Edmonton Transit Service is doing qualitative research with young Edmontonians because their opinions are underrepresented in research, even though they make up at least 40% of ridership, says the service's branch manager.
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engagement
cycling
Calls for public engagement: Pets, missing links, priority growth areas
Here are opportunities to help inform municipal planning about gaps in active transportation, animals and pet ownership, and potential rezoning in identified growth areas. Please only answer surveys from municipalities where you are a resident.
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arts
business
First look at the renovated Ortona Armoury Building
Artists and non-profit organizations will return to the 110-year-old Ortona Armoury Building in September following a $16.3 million rehabilitation project by the City of Edmonton that dates back to the building's closure in 2019.
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history
downtown
A moment in history: July 24, 1979
On this day in 1979, the Cromdale Community League was offering people tours of historic buildings from the early days of the neighbourhood.
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engagement
zoning
Calls for public engagement: Climate, Wîhkwêntôwin, planning in Parkland County
Here are opportunities to inform municipal planning related to climate action, neighbourhood renewal, and more. Please only answer surveys from the municipality where you are a resident.
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technology
health
Edmonton startup pilots its accessibility app at KDays
People with impaired mobility may find it easier to move through KDays this year as the 10-day festival partners with Edmonton startup Click&Push Accessibility.
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