URBAN DEVELOPMENT
- Summers: Neighbourhoods can, and should, evolve [Edmonton Journal]
- Edmonton councillor hopes to take mistrust out of infill housing conversation [Edmonton Journal]
- City releases the 2014 Vacant Land Inventory Report [City of Edmonton]
- Edmonton developer plans welcoming urban village near Stadium LRT station [Edmonton Journal]
- Lamphier: Long an urban backwater, 105th Avenue is coming to life [Edmonton Journal]
- Decoteau area redevelopment that could house 75,000 people wins council support [Edmonton Journal]
- Aspects of MacEwan University’s Centre for Arts and Culture deferred as project runs over budget [Edmonton Journal]
- Edmonton arena proponents tout potential of Wintergarden pedway [Metro Edmonton]
TRANSPORTATION
- Vision Zero: Imagine an Edmonton with zero traffic-related fatalities [Metro Edmonton]
- Edmonton public school trustee wants photo radar cash redirected to slow school zone speeders [Metro Edmonton]
- City of Edmonton taking early steps on new parking deal with Pogo [Metro Edmonton]
- Demand for bike parking in downtown Edmonton shifts a gear [Metro Edmonton]
- Groat closed until approximately April 7 says City of Edmonton, professor identifies likely cause [Metro Edmonton]
- It could be weeks before source of buckling 102nd Avenue bridge girders is found: engineer [Edmonton Journal]
- Etiquette focus of Edmonton Transit “I’m an ETS hero” campaign [Metro Edmonton]
- Safe Walk programs get smarter after Edmonton transit incidents [Metro Edmonton]
- Asphalt Nerds: The alchemy of pavement in Canada’s pothole capital [The Walrus]
YEG [HI]STORIES
- Mouallem: Is the City of Edmonton obligated to keep the historic buildings it just purchased? [Metro Edmonton]
- City of Edmonton doing restoration on Rossdale Power Plant [Metro Edmonton]
- Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Parish [Edmonton City As Museum Project]
- Oral history project documents city’s ‘smaller stories’ [Edmonton Journal]
- Rare Lancaster bomber to land permanently at Alberta Aviation Museum [Edmonton Journal]
LOCAL NEWS
- First piece of public art for new arena to be announced Monday [Edmonton Journal]
- Bullish on Farmers’ Markets [Avenue Edmonton]
- New grocery options heading to Jasper Avenue [Edmonton Journal]
- Edmonton councillors to look at expanding backyard bees city-wide [Metro Edmonton]
- Model sewage plant wins Edmonton Lego-building contest [Edmonton Journal]
- City ‘optimistic and hopeful’ Red Bull Crashed Ice will return to Edmonton [Edmonton Journal]
- Alberta introduces new rules for municipalities [Metro Edmonton]
MISCELLANY
- Ste-Catherine Street to get heated sidewalks [CBC News]
- Vancouver: How not to conduct a transit plebiscite [Globe and Mail]
- Calgary pedestrian strategy eyes right-on-red ban in some areas [Calgary Herald]
- Canadians are increasingly choosing urban life over the suburbs, here’s what’s driving the shift [BuzzBuzzHome News]
- Our cities can lead the challenge to solve climate change [Globe and Mail]
- Our cities must undergo a revolution for older people [The Guardian]
- Condo buyers, in ‘enormous shift,’ saying no thanks to parking [Toronto Star]
- Why Buses Should Let You Board Through Any Door, in 2 Charts [CityLab]
- Apples and Tomatoes: Comparing Community Gardens and Municipally Sponsored Urban Agriculture [Sustainable Cities Collective]