Infrastructure
Recent stories about infrastructure
On the agenda: District planning, Horse Hill, Belvedere
This week, Edmonton's city council will hear from the public on district planning, and debate rezoning applications.
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Variant Edition finds new Bat Cave after Stony Plain Road flood
Variant Edition has opened a new sanctum after catastrophic flooding at Revolution Square forced it and at least nine businesses to leave. Now the indie comic shop's owners are forging a future where the bricks-and-mortar store is just the origin story in a hero's arc.
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A moment in history: May 22, 1950
On this day in 1950, Edmontonians weren't letting the cold keep them from the city's outdoor pools.
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Podcast considers slimmed-down streets, Edge Fund treats
The return of Edmonton's Summer Streets Program while e-scooters are absent is bittersweet in the estimation of Episode 263 of Speaking Municipally.
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A moment in history: April 10, 1950
On this day in 1950, Edmonton was looking at new ways to span the North Saskatchewan River.
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Calls for public engagement: Alley renewals, park amenities, public art
Here are some opportunities to offer your input on civic initiatives, including renewal projects in Glenwood and Lansdowne, Valley Line West LRT communications, Castle Downs Park plans, and the Vibrant Street Art Contest.
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Calls for public engagement: Meyokumin, Rollie Miles rec centre, Oliver
Here are some opportunities to offer your input on civic initiatives, including neighbourhood renewal projects in Meyokumin and Oliver, and a new recreation centre in Queen Alexandra.
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A moment in history: Oct. 18, 1973
On this day 50 years ago, one Grandview Heights resident was calling for bike lanes in the city.
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On the agenda: Winter shelters, affordable housing, and construction compensation
This week, a public hearing takes place on Oct. 3, city council meets on Oct. 4 with a continuation scheduled for Oct. 5, and a special city council meeting takes place on Oct. 6.
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