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Some questions that come in on social media really can’t be answered properly via those channels, so (based on part on the popularity of this previous post in the same vein) I’m going to do this regularly. @DaniParadis @doniveson BUT WHAT DOES HE THINK ABOIT FLUORIDE?! #yegvoteshenanigans — WTF Alberta? (@lilykalee) July 15, 2013 I… Read More
Yesterday Council received an update and debated what to do with the Southeast LRT – or the Valley Line as we are now calling it. Frustratingly, we have been forced to delay on account of inadequate support from the other orders of government. There’s no shortage of commitment from this Council, which has pledged $800… Read More
In the four days I spent at the World Economic Forum’s annual Global Shapers conference, I learned that most cities have similar problems: funding challenges, old and troubled infrastructure, poverty. While there, I learned from these leaders about how they’re solving those problems, so we might apply the best ideas here, and talking about how… Read More
A few weeks back I took a tour of the Rossdale plant and pump houses. I was struck by the deceptively large scale of the buildings, as well as the scale of the challenge. The generator hall is a beautiful open space with lots of light and clear potential. The boiler hall, which is the… Read More
[UPDATE: I posted here after returning from Geneva.] I hate to miss the first weekend of the Fringe, this raucous Edmonton invention of imagination and theatrical entrepreneurship. As the rest of you check out your first plays I’ll be on my way to Switzerland, where I’ve been asked by the World Economic Forum to represent… Read More