The Pulse
Friday, April 4
In this edition: Provincial push for data centres could spike emissions, researcher says; a moment in history from 1931; 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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Thursday, April 3
In this edition: Summit aims to help non-profits to work as an ecosystem; calls for public engagement: Winter park use, snow and ice control, passenger rail; and more headlines and happenings
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Wednesday, April 2
In this edition: City helps developers get point access blocks approved; Edmonton to consider sharing parking revenue with business districts; and more headlines and happenings
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Tuesday, April 1
In this edition: Hydrogen fuelling station closed less than one year after opening to government fanfare; task force releases recommendations on Edmonton's housing supply; and more headlines and happenings
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Monday, March 31
In this edition: On the agenda: Homeless services, contracts, CRLs; Noted: Transit hours, Sohi, and new waste regs; and more headlines and happenings
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Friday, March 28
In this edition: Violets moving west of Mill Creek Ravine as area heats up with business activity; a moment in history from 1936; and more headlines and happenings
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history
university
A moment in history: April 4, 1931
On this day in 1931, R.C. Wallace, the University of Alberta's second president, was meeting with graduating students at the Hotel Macdonald.
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engagement
river valley
Calls for public engagement: Winter park use, snow and ice control, passenger rail
Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about parks, snow and ice control, and more.
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housing
zoning
City helps developers get point access blocks approved
In an effort to unlock more housing on smaller lots within the existing city, the City of Edmonton has created a guide to help developers gain the green light from the province to construct taller buildings with a single staircase.
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city council
transit
Noted: Transit hours, Sohi, and new waste regs
Added transit service hours, Amarjeet Sohi leaving council to run for the Liberal Party of Canada, and extended producer responsibility for waste and recycling are three stories the co-hosts of Episode 301 of Speaking Municipally examined.
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downtown
business
A moment in history: March 28, 1936
On this day in 1936, the Hudson's Bay store downtown was undergoing another major addition.
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engagement
recreation
Calls for public engagement: Recreation, Rosenthal community park, winter park use
Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about recreation, parks, and more.
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