The Pulse
Monday, June 16
In this edition: On the agenda: Industrial land, complete streets, ArtsCommon 118; Andrew Knack launches mayoral campaign; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Our weekday news briefing that informs you about what's going on in the Edmonton region.
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The Pulse
Friday, June 13
In this edition: The city is poetry for Marco Melfi; a moment in history from 1987; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Thursday, June 12
In this edition: Why one musician has joined many others who aren't touring the U.S.; calls for public engagement: Animal advocacy, Windermere park, open spaces; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Wednesday, June 11
In this edition: Scription plots growth in fast-food maintenance after US$7.85M investment; Edmonton provides update on anti-racism strategy; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Tuesday, June 10
In this edition: As Edmonton biotech industry booms, Launa Aspeslet steps up to guide further success; Noted: Better Edmonton, zoning bylaw amendments, dingy art; and more headlines and happenings
The Pulse
Monday, June 9
In this edition: On the agenda: Capital budget shorfall, budget adjustment, rezonings in Belgravia; Edmonton activates extreme weather response due to smoke; and more headlines and happenings
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city council
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On the agenda: Industrial land, complete streets, ArtsCommon 118
This week, council committees will hear updates from administration on the city's supply of industrial land, debate a new policy for street design, and explore options for what would have been the ArtsCommon project.
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history
music
A moment in history: June 13, 1987
On this day in 1987, the Edmonton Folk Music Festival announced its lineup.
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arts
planning
The city is poetry for Marco Melfi
Marco Melfi said urban images — the kind you see from a bus window — lend themselves to poetry.
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engagement
pets
Calls for public engagement: Animal advocacy, Windermere park, open spaces
Here are opportunities to inform decisions about animal advocacy, parks, open spaces, and more.
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podcast
city council
Noted: Better Edmonton, zoning bylaw amendments, dingy art
Tim Cartmell's political party, proposed zoning bylaw amendments, and gross public art caught the attention of the hosts of Episode 311 of Speaking Municipally.
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history
region
A moment in history: June 6, 1902
On this day in 1902, people were learning of the death of a man who had immeasurably changed both Edmonton and Alberta, but who had also been a central architect of the residential school system in Canada.
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