Our weekday news briefing that informs you about what's going on in Edmonton.
In this edition: Edmonton's new city council supports the downtown vibrancy strategy, the EPS said more than 95% of its employees will be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 30, and our latest podcast pick.
In this edition: a look at how Edmonton's next council will support arts and culture, a request for a recount in Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi has been denied, and Alberta is getting another area code.
In this edition: five new mayors bring fresh leadership to Edmonton-area municipalities, and cancer researchers from throughout Alberta will gather at a conference to share their ideas, challenges, and achievements.
In this edition: Amarjeet Sohi has been elected as Edmonton's next mayor, based on responses to the Taproot Survey, the new council believes every decision is a climate decision and wants more bike lanes and wider sidewalks.
In this edition: it's Election Day and the polls are open from 9am until 8pm - we'll tell you where respondents to the Taproot Survey stand on key issues.
In this edition: 'The defining issue': How city council candidates want to tackle climate change, optimism growing for Edmonton's small business sector, and our final municipal election rundown.
Mamma Mia! Everyone's favourite Swedish disco band is back, and so is CKUA's music podcast Hidden Track.
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On this day in 1912, real estate firms were throwing their support behind a rail line connecting Edmonton to St. Albert.
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Coming up this weekend in Edmonton, immerse yourself in the world of classical music with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and take in a supervillain-themed drag show.
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Based on their responses to the Taproot Survey, it appears that Edmonton has elected a council that believes every decision is a climate decision, wants to expand Housing First programs, supports the city's current approach to infill, and wants more bike lanes and wider sidewalks.
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Coming up this week in Edmonton, Rainforest Alberta is hosting a panel of local marketing technology and service companies, The Virtual Effect will present Elevate: Anti-Racism, and more.
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Halloween is fast approaching, and what better way to usher in the season than with horror movies and spooky stories? Check out the latest episode of I Love This, You Should Too.
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