Regional Roundup
The Regional Roundup provides you with the latest headlines and happenings related to growth and development in the Edmonton region.
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With news from Mitsoh, ScaleUP Week, FCM, Bison Low Carbon Ventures, Varme Energy, Gibbons, Energy City Cactus Rats, Devon Pottery Guild, and more.
With news from Gibbons, Edmonton Global, ATCO, Start Alberta, YEG, University of Alberta, Pinnacorp Investments, Chipotle, Amplify, and more.
With news from the Tri-Municipal Region, Keyera, Fort Saskatchewan RCMP, Gaias Glasswear, the Dog Rump Creek Disc Golf Course, David Berry, and more.
Recently in the roundup
ScaleUP Week shines light on companies prepped for success
Shifting a business from growth to scale requires a certain mindset, says ScaleUP founder Simon Raby.
Viability review report reveals how Gibbons reached financial crisis
Expenses in the Town of Gibbons increased more than twice as fast as its revenue did from 2020 to 2024, says a report on the town's viability that was released June 1.
Report analyzes housing insecurity in Tri-Municipal Region
More than 1,100 people are living in an insecure housing situation in Parkland County, Spruce Grove, and Stony Plain, says a new report.
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Recent region articles
Your turn: Climate, leisure access, and pipeline route
This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes Edmonton's annual climate change and energy perception survey, feedback on the leisure access pass program, and open houses about the proposed Yellowhead Pipeline.
Your turn: Devon library, Parkland County, and Edmonton's downtown
This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes a discussion about potentially expanding the Devon Public Library, as well as surveys on Parkland County's strategic plan and Edmonton's downtown policy.
Your turn: Downtown, snow maps, and Fort Sask
This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes a survey on Edmonton's updated downtown policy and another to improve snow and ice clearing maps, as well as the last chance to comment on a couple of initiatives in Fort Saskatchewan.