Last week I got to facilitate a discussion group for the first event in Next Gen’s Engage: Your City, Your Voice series. Wait, you haven’t heard about this before? What is Engage: Your City, Your Voice? Well, let me fill you in! The series of Engage: Your City, Your Voice discussions brings together Edmontonians from [...]
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Your City Your Voice
One would not normally associate Edmonton with the word ‘heritage’, places like Halifax, Victoria, St. John’s, Quebec City usually spring to mind. So it may come as a surprise to some that the City was recently awarded the Prince of Wales Prize for Outstanding Stewardship of the Built Heritage. Sure, we may not have the [...]
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The past year or two has seen a real shift in the emphasis the Transportation Department, City Council, and public are placing on thinking about our personal impact and the impact that the design of our city has on the environment, economy, safety, walkability, and livability. This emphasis is reflected in The City Vision and the [...]
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