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Over the next few years you might hear the term ‘missing middle’ used to describe a type of housing we’re trying to encourage more of here. It has earned that name because, well, it doesn’t really exist in very many places in Edmonton. Missing Middle housing is a term used to describe multi-family housing that… Read More
Edmonton is the youngest major city in Canada with a highly educated workforce. That’s a huge competitive advantage for our city, and this demographic wave is changing how we think about, plan and build our city. The truth is, young Edmontonians can choose to work in almost any city in the world – and if… Read More
I’m grateful for the chance to provide some context and information about the impacts the Valley Line LRT will have on traffic in southeast Edmonton, and to share what City Council is thinking about LRT planning in light of the many challenges we’ve had with trains at intersections. We hear loud and clear the concerns… Read More
Every day, Edmontonians take over 400,000 transit trips, and every year ETS provides about two million hours of service. With our city growing at three times the national rate, and an anticipated 170,000 new residents arriving over the next decade, now is the time to start building for the future. The status-quo of our current… Read More
In 2016, I opened my State of the City address with a story about a little device called the iTClamp. The iTClamp was invented by Dr. Dennis Filips, a surgeon with the Canadian Forces who had done three tours in Afghanistan. Using his experience in the field, Dr. Filips’ device seals the area around a… Read More