By Paul Giang
A Downtown for Everyone
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
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: January 11 – 17
HERITAGE Metro talks with Edmonton’s outgoing historian laureate [Metro News] Why the people of Alberta, Canada, name everything... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: January 4 – 10
TRANSPORT ICYMI: Tristin Hopper writes a scathing article about the Metro Line [Edmonton Journal] … and here is Mack... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: Winter Break
We hope you had a Happy New Year! Here’s a small collection of headlines you may have missed during the break: Need for social... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: December 14 – 20
TRANSPORT Some new Edmonton EPark pay machines inaccessible [Metro News] Approval logjam-break enabled Pride crosswalks [City of... Read More
Jasper Avenue still a Player in Downtown Revival
Is it all really doom and gloom? Last week an Edmonton Journal editorial painted a rather bleak picture for Jasper Avenue and what it... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: December 7 – 13
DEVELOPMENT Edmonton real estate market headed for 2016 correction: Experts [Metro News] Second phase of Edmonton’s Blatchford... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: November 30 – December 6
BUDGET Edmonton mayor announces 3.4% property tax increase [CBC] Edmonton budget highlights: Coyotes, breweries, Rossdale [Metro News... Read More
This is Harbin: Edmonton Road
As pointed out in a previous article by Erik Backstrom, our sister city in China has their very own Edmonton Road (埃德蒙顿路 or... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: November 23 – 29
TRANSPORT Consortium, including Bombardier, to build Edmonton’s $1.8-billion Valley Line LRT [Edmonton Journal] Edmonton Mayor... Read More