The Pulse
Tuesday, May 20
In this edition: Council to vote on upzoning more than 1,200 properties; On the agenda: EPS annual report, Dutch elm disease; Noted: Downtown Action Plan
The Pulse
Our weekday news briefing that informs you about what's going on in the Edmonton region.
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Friday, May 16
In this edition: Upper Bound focuses on AI literacy to better prepare future workers; musician collects oral histories of Edmonton's 'sacred space' — the airport Chili's; and more headlines and happenings
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Thursday, May 15
In this edition: Acquisition sees IronSight aim to become a global company 'overnight'; calls for public engagement: Parks, waste reduction, food finder tool; and more headlines and happenings
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Wednesday, May 14
In this edition: Artists explore what isn't in city archives; NHL playoffs expected to boost local business; and more headlines and happenings
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Tuesday, May 13
In this edition: Campaign aims to see Edmonton cut the lawn and replace with gardens, native plants; Edmonton councillors to consider Downtown Action Plan; and more headlines and happenings
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Monday, May 12
In this edition: Edmonton eyes selling naming rights for 29 public facilities; On the agenda: Douglas Manor, downtown plan, African Multicultural Community Centre; Noted: State of city event, traffic troubles, police commission calm
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city council
downtown
Noted: Downtown Action Plan
The city's proposed $553-million Downtown Action Plan was top of mind for the hosts of Episode 308 of Speaking Municipally.
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city council
police
On the agenda: EPS annual report, Dutch elm disease
This week, council will meet to discuss the police funding formula, city-led rezoning, and Dutch elm disease.
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business
technology
Acquisition sees IronSight aim to become a global company 'overnight'
IronSight, a software company located on 104 Street near Whyte Avenue that streamlines logistics for heavy hitters in the on-shore oil and gas industry, has been acquired by the Norwegian company Kabal.
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engagement
schools
Calls for public engagement: Parks, waste reduction, food finder tool
Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about parks, waste services, and more.
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arts
history
Artists explore what isn't in city archives
Three artists are working to animate the City of Edmonton Archives through different art that explores what is — and isn't — in those archives.
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food
climate change
Campaign aims to see Edmonton cut the lawn and replace with gardens, native plants
Waste Free Edmonton is hoping to convince Edmontonians to begin replacing their lawns with food gardens and native plants.
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