WHAT MAKES EDMONTON TICK?
- Edmonton visual arts festivals: A comprehensive review [The Wanderer]
- The Make Something Edmonton rope [Mastermaq.ca]
- The agony and the ecstasy of the West Edmonton Mall [Random House of Canada]
- Man buys 500 free coffees for customers at downtown Edmonton Tim Hortons [Edmonton Journal]
- Staples: How we can get more Edmontonians to love our river [Edmonton Journal]
ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
- Bellamy Hill condo renderings released [Downtown Edmonton Community League]
- Edmonton Urban Design Awards Call for Entries launched [City of Edmonton]
- Taking the fear out of “monster houses” [CBC Edmonton]
CENTRAL CITY DEVELOPMENT
- First and Jasper aims to be heart of the city once again [Edmonton Journal]
- First signs go up for Edmonton’s downtown arena [Edmonton Journal]
- Province takes first step in arena levy approval process [Edmonton Journal]
- Proposed strip club abandons condo tower for historic building [CBC Edmonton]
- Rezoning proposed for properties in Strathcona, Queen Alexandra and Ritchie [City of Edmonton]
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
- Staples: Sloan missed more votes than any other Edmonton councillor [Edmonton Journal]
- Edmonton city council candidate shuns development dollars [Metro Edmonton]
URBAN FOOD
- Edmonton’s City Farm looking to sprout anew [Metro Edmonton]
- New Edmonton Food Council members introduced [City of Edmonton]
- Edmonton Food Council members have their work cut out for them [Edmonton Journal]
- New street vending permit guide released [City of Edmonton]
OTHER NEWS
- Fort McMurray land deal good for long-term planning [Edmonton Journal]
- Salary freeze a cold idea [VUE Weekly]
- Sobey’s parent company sells 68 Safeway properties for $990 million [Edmonton Journal]
- Slaughterhouses and the Ford Model T [Fort Edmonton Park]
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