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Richard Siemens Misunderstandings about 15-minute cities hold Edmonton back
Tired of having to drive everywhere? What if you could walk to your local cafe, grocery store, and health clinic…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Raising transit fares won’t solve ETS’ problems
The handling of the Edmonton public transportation system has been dreadful over the past few years. Soaring violent crime rates…
Read More » - Anne Preble
Marble Pedestal: Farmers’ markets
Spring has sprung, and what better way to celebrate than by going to the farmers’ market? Spread throughout Edmonton and…
Read More » - Connor Lengkeek
Rent keeps going up, Alberta government is fighting solutions
As the end of my lease approaches, I get increasingly anxious about the possibility of my rent going up. With…
Read More » - Supplied
NDP leadership candidates still need to set themselves apart
Candidates tend to get vicious during political debates, causing their ideas to get lost beneath jabs and shouting. However, the…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Marble Pedestal: Winter in Edmonton
This past winter, many Edmontonians breathed a sigh of relief as the average winter temperature hovered at a sweltering -9…
Read More » - Yagya Parihar
Arc isn’t worth the hassle … yet
The days of fumbling with ticket books are now coming to an end. Paying for transit in and around Edmonton…
Read More » - Darren Kirby
Empty downtown offices: A problem or an opportunity?
Downtown Edmonton has seen better days. Instead of wanting to visit, people are avoiding our city’s core. Vacant office buildings…
Read More » - Christien Ford
The City of Edmonton needs to support Edmonton Public Library employees
“We Share” is the mission of the Edmonton Public Library (EPL), and it goes above and beyond to achieve this.…
Read More » - Nathan Wolfe
Burlap Sack: A brown Christmas
I, like many Canadians, dream of a white Christmas. Snow is a key part of Christmas culture, resulting in frosty…
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