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ALBERTA FLOODS
- Spacing wishes fellow Albertans impacted by the floods the best. Donate to Alberta Floods [Red Cross]
- History: When the North Saskatchewan floods [EDM Real Estate Weekly]
- Alberta flood zone development was a mistake, former MLA says [CBC]
- Experts urge better planning [Calgary Herald]
ELECTION
- Iveson kicks off campaign to be Edmonton mayor [Edmonton Journal]
- Don Iveson brings new energy to Edmonton’s mayoral election [Daveberta]
- Scott McKeen to run for council in Ward 6 [Edmonton Journal]
- Four more candidates seek seats on Edmonton city council [Edmonton Journal]
- The data: Do developers play kingmaker in civic politics? [Edmonton Journal]
- Cash for campaigns: Winning a seat at City Hall requires lots of dollars from development-friendly donors [Edmonton Journal]
#STANDUPYEG
- What is the role of Post-Secondary Education in Edmonton? Edmonton student puts the ‘city’ in university [Metro News]
- University of Alberta photo project looks to Examiner readers for submissions for the Vertical Suburbia photo project [Edmonton Examiner]
TRANSIT
- Edmonton council votes to keep seeking southeast LRT grants [Edmonton Journal]
- Edmonton takes steps to introduce Smart Bus technology [Edmonton Journal]
FOOD
- Simons: Sobeys’ purchase of Safeway comes with grocery baggage. Restrictive covenants damaged relationship with Edmontonians [Edmonton Journal]
- New market on 124 Street aimed at helping youth [St Albert Gazette]
- New program offers low-risk intro to farming in Ottawa [CBC]
DEVELOPMENT
- Pearl Tower might signal upwardly mobile trend [Edmonton Journal]
- Arena district images hint at L.A. Live meets Times Square vibe [Edmonton Journal]
- River valley projects to celebrate Edmonton’s indigenous past [CBC]
PUBLIC ART
- Three walls slated for Edmonton graffiti street art pilot project [Metro News]
- Staples: Public art could be hot topic in civic election [Edmonton Journal]
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