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Edmonton councillor proposes a facelift to city’s entrance signs
“I agree the signs could use an update. I don't think they need a slogan.”
Filed under Politics
politics, signs, city of champions, make something edmonton, marketing
“I agree the signs could use an update. I don't think they need a slogan.”
Filed under Politics
politics, signs, city of champions, make something edmonton, marketing
Edmonton Pride Festival relocating to Old Strathcona in 2015
“This is a big loss for downtown.”
Filed under ArtsCulture
festivals, pride, yegpride, old strathcona, downtown
“This is a big loss for downtown.”
Filed under ArtsCulture
festivals, pride, yegpride, old strathcona, downtown
City council opens door to sell block of 103rd Street to Katz-WAM Group
“I guess there is some precedent for this, with lanes and such. It'll be open as a street most of the time, but can be closed for special events.”
Filed under Urban
downtown, katz group, 103 street, arena district, yegarena
“I guess there is some precedent for this, with lanes and such. It'll be open as a street most of the time, but can be closed for special events.”
Filed under Urban
downtown, katz group, 103 street, arena district, yegarena
The NLL expands playoff format
“This is great news! I was so annoyed with the format last season. A 3-game series is much better for players and for fans.”
Filed under Sports
sports, lacrosse, nll, edmonton rush
“This is great news! I was so annoyed with the format last season. A 3-game series is much better for players and for fans.”
Filed under Sports
sports, lacrosse, nll, edmonton rush
Century Park site home to dirt pile instead of development
“Yikes, this is a bad situation. I really wish Century Park had lived up to its initial promise.”
Filed under Urban
century park, bylaws, urban planning, development, transit, parking
“Yikes, this is a bad situation. I really wish Century Park had lived up to its initial promise.”
Filed under Urban
century park, bylaws, urban planning, development, transit, parking
104th Avenue project needs more land: consultant
“There's no getting around the fact that 104 Avenue will remain a busy corridor for vehicle traffic, but it's also increasingly going to be a busy pedestrian area too. How can we make it functional for both, but attractive and welcoming for pedestrians?”
Filed under Urban
downtown, transportation, lrt, transit, 104 avenue
“There's no getting around the fact that 104 Avenue will remain a busy corridor for vehicle traffic, but it's also increasingly going to be a busy pedestrian area too. How can we make it functional for both, but attractive and welcoming for pedestrians?”
Filed under Urban
downtown, transportation, lrt, transit, 104 avenue
New bike routes identified for Downtown and Old Strathcona
“Great to see that 102 Avenue is still the priority for bike lanes downtown, alongside the new LRT line.”
Filed under Urban
transportation, bike lanes, downtown, old strathcona
“Great to see that 102 Avenue is still the priority for bike lanes downtown, alongside the new LRT line.”
Filed under Urban
transportation, bike lanes, downtown, old strathcona
Pioneer Press celebrates 120 years of printing in Edmonton
“I'm not as convinced as the owner that the company will still be printing things in another 100 years, but cool nonetheless!”
Filed under Business
business, media, print
“I'm not as convinced as the owner that the company will still be printing things in another 100 years, but cool nonetheless!”
Filed under Business
business, media, print
Two revitalizations emerge in Edmonton’s Quarters, but can they coexist?
“Good question. We need to get The Quarters right!”
Filed under Urban
downtown, the quarters, revitalization, neighbourhoods
“Good question. We need to get The Quarters right!”
Filed under Urban
downtown, the quarters, revitalization, neighbourhoods
University of Alberta endowment tops $1 billion
“They're getting ever-closer to the goal of $1.5 billion.”
Filed under Education
education, ualberta, fundraising, money
“They're getting ever-closer to the goal of $1.5 billion.”
Filed under Education
education, ualberta, fundraising, money
A Shared Mandate
“There's a lot of optimism coming from Mayor Iveson. How will it work out?”
Filed under Politics
politics, alberta, municipal affairs, jim prentice, edmonton region, government
“There's a lot of optimism coming from Mayor Iveson. How will it work out?”
Filed under Politics
politics, alberta, municipal affairs, jim prentice, edmonton region, government
Arena construction on time and on budget, says city report
“So far, so good!”
Filed under Urban
downtown, arena, yegarena, construction, politics
“So far, so good!”
Filed under Urban
downtown, arena, yegarena, construction, politics
CityandBaby Turns Four | What To Do With Your Kids This Weekend in Edmonton
“Happy 4th birthday to City and Baby!”
Filed under Family
family, blogs, kids, children
“Happy 4th birthday to City and Baby!”
Filed under Family
family, blogs, kids, children
Edmonton city councillors unsure on expanding their ranks, but space is there
“I had no idea this empty space inside City Hall existed!”
Filed under Politics
politics, city hall, city council, yegcc
“I had no idea this empty space inside City Hall existed!”
Filed under Politics
politics, city hall, city council, yegcc
Iveson celebrates municipal-experience in cabinet picks
“It's too bad Mandel didn't get the Education file.”
Filed under Politics
politics, government, alberta, stephen mandel
“It's too bad Mandel didn't get the Education file.”
Filed under Politics
politics, government, alberta, stephen mandel
Edmonton Transit smart card plans moving forward
“So, um, whatever happened to the regional smart card idea? Is this a new project or is it somehow related?”
Filed under Urban
transportation, ets, city of edmonton, edmonton transit, transit
“So, um, whatever happened to the regional smart card idea? Is this a new project or is it somehow related?”
Filed under Urban
transportation, ets, city of edmonton, edmonton transit, transit
