Infrastructure
How To Pronounce Muttart
By Erik Backstrom
Like every place, I suppose, Edmonton has its share of mysteries. Consider the tunnel under Jasper Avenue, the garage castle and the... Read More
Rethinking parking in Edmonton
By Vincent Puhakka
It would seem to be an article of faith in Edmonton that having plentiful and cheap inner city parking is an absolute necessity. As... Read More
Time Lapse: Sunset Over Rogers Place Arena
By Stephanie Mah
The Edmonton Oilers played their final game at Rexall Place this past April ending 42 years of hockey history. The home team will... Read More
Time Lapse: Scrambling to Prioritize Pedestrians
By Stephanie Mah
Nestled in the heart of Edmonton’s downtown, the intersection at 103/102A Avenue and 101 Street is a bustling transportation... Read More
Metro Line Woes: The anti-transit bias of media coverage
By Vincent Puhakka
By now, the failures of the Metro Line LRT extension are well known. Originally slated to open in early 2014, the line only began... Read More
A Downtown for Everyone
By Paul Giang
There are more places to live in Downtown Edmonton than ever before. As part of this revitalization, the City is campaigning that it... Read More
Imagining Edmonton’s Main Street
By Paul Giang
Jasper Avenue is said to be Edmonton’s main street. But what does that mean? Its multiple uses–as destination and as... Read More
What do ETS riders need from a transit strategy? Part 1
By Vincent Puhakka
Anyone who has ridden our transit system over the past month can hardly have missed the almost ubiquitous posters and advertisements... Read More
Late Night Transit Service: Essential for City’s Ambitious Goals
By Vincent Puhakka
Edmonton in many ways has been a public transit pioneer in North America; most importantly through the introduction of North America’s... Read More
Debunking Edmonton’s “War on Cars”
By Tom Young
A recent opinion piece in the Calgary Herald claiming that the City of Calgary is “ignoring the plight of... Read More