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Speaking Municipally: Episode 131
An interview with Jason Meliefste, branch manager of infrastructure delivery at the City of Edmonton, about the Groat Road Bridge project.
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Speaking Municipally: Episode 128
Episode 128 of Speaking Municipally features an interview with Adam Laughlin, deputy city manager of integrated infrastructure services at the City of Edmonton.
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Headlines
Top headlines include an update from the city on parks and open spaces in 2021, plus Alberta Enterprise Corporation released the findings of its 2021 Alberta Technology Deal Flow Study.
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Headlines
Top headlines include Premier Jason Kenney encouraging Albertans to stay home over the long weekend, and the city will start street cleaning on April 6.
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‘Boldest to date’ plan on climate change action to be considered
A revised strategy to help the city tackle climate change proposes a 10-year plan to increase renewable energy sources, reduce carbon emissions from transportation, make buildings more energy-efficient, and increase carbon capture.
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A moment in history: March 18, 1941
On this day in 1941, the city's medical health officer expressed concerns about the high number of traffic fatalities, indicates a clipping discovered via Vintage Edmonton.
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City finances: What Edmonton voters want municipal election candidates to consider
Edmontonians want to know how candidates running in this fall’s municipal election would fund the city's long-term plans if elected.
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Edmonton unlikely to see new community revitalization levies in the near future
Edmonton city council said it is unlikely that it will use a community revitalization levy (CRL) to help fund LRT projects, and may not use them for other city projects in the future either.
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City to open five rec centres for low-intensity workouts
The City of Edmonton will gradually open five of its recreation centres in March for low-intensity individual and group workouts.
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