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Exciting New Skatepark Opens! Free Recreation!
I want to share my excitement about the opening of the brand-new Fulton Ravine South Skatepark in my ward. There are only a few skate parks in all of Edmonton, and this brand new one is already very … Continue reading →
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I want to share my excitement about the opening of the brand-new Fulton Ravine South Skatepark in my ward. There are only a few skate parks in all of Edmonton, and this brand new one is already very … Continue reading →
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Speeding versus community livability
I have heard much concern on the issue of speed limits, and photo radar over the past few months. While we all need to get from point A to point B quickly, efficiently and safely, it is important … Continue reading →
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I have heard much concern on the issue of speed limits, and photo radar over the past few months. While we all need to get from point A to point B quickly, efficiently and safely, it is important … Continue reading →
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High Level Waterfall: where to go from here?
The High Level Bridge Great Divide Waterfall has been an Edmonton icon since the valves were first turned on in 1980, following its private donation by artist Peter Lewis. Even though the waterfall has been out of commission since 2009, … Continue reading →
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The High Level Bridge Great Divide Waterfall has been an Edmonton icon since the valves were first turned on in 1980, following its private donation by artist Peter Lewis. Even though the waterfall has been out of commission since 2009, … Continue reading →
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The Winter Parking Conundrum
Three years ago, the winter streets of Edmonton rarely saw a full cycle of neighbourhood blading. At that time, citizens were quite vocal that the general policy of ‘freeze it where it falls until it thaws,’ was not sufficient. In … Continue reading →
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Three years ago, the winter streets of Edmonton rarely saw a full cycle of neighbourhood blading. At that time, citizens were quite vocal that the general policy of ‘freeze it where it falls until it thaws,’ was not sufficient. In … Continue reading →
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Let’s End Poverty in Edmonton
Around this time of year, we often reflect on how fortunate we are — to maintain our health and to live in a prosperous city with opportunity. However, throughout Edmonton there is a large population of those who … Continue reading →
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Around this time of year, we often reflect on how fortunate we are — to maintain our health and to live in a prosperous city with opportunity. However, throughout Edmonton there is a large population of those who … Continue reading →
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City borrowing to build is ‘smart debt’
There are a number of misconceptions about the city’s budget that I would like to clarify. First, the city is not legally allowed to run a deficit in our operating budget, meaning we cannot take on debt to run the … Continue reading →
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There are a number of misconceptions about the city’s budget that I would like to clarify. First, the city is not legally allowed to run a deficit in our operating budget, meaning we cannot take on debt to run the … Continue reading →
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Rules of the winter-free road
The City of Edmonton is proud to launch the third season of our bike awareness and education campaign, “Let’s Get There Together.” This campaign encourages cyclists and motorists to watch out for each other and share the road, to ensure … Continue reading →
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The City of Edmonton is proud to launch the third season of our bike awareness and education campaign, “Let’s Get There Together.” This campaign encourages cyclists and motorists to watch out for each other and share the road, to ensure … Continue reading →
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Spring Challenge
The following article was written by Ben Henderson for Ward 8 community newsletters. Councillor Ben Henderson ~ Spring Challenge I have already written in this space about embracing Edmonton as a winter city, but some of our real challenges come … Continue reading →
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The following article was written by Ben Henderson for Ward 8 community newsletters. Councillor Ben Henderson ~ Spring Challenge I have already written in this space about embracing Edmonton as a winter city, but some of our real challenges come … Continue reading →
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Open House for Proposed Rezoning in Strathearn Heights
Notice from the City of Edmonton: Citizens are invited to an open house and presentation outlining a proposal to rezone properties in Strathearn Heights. Date: Tuesday May 14, 2013 Time: 5pm – Open House, 7pm – Presentation Location: St. Luke’s … Continue reading →
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Notice from the City of Edmonton: Citizens are invited to an open house and presentation outlining a proposal to rezone properties in Strathearn Heights. Date: Tuesday May 14, 2013 Time: 5pm – Open House, 7pm – Presentation Location: St. Luke’s … Continue reading →
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Roadways in Mature Neighbourhoods
The following article was written by Ben Henderson for Ward 8 community newsletters. Councillor Ben Henderson ~ Roadways in Mature Neighbourhoods As the weather warms up and we all flock outside, we are greeted not just by signs of spring … Continue reading →
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The following article was written by Ben Henderson for Ward 8 community newsletters. Councillor Ben Henderson ~ Roadways in Mature Neighbourhoods As the weather warms up and we all flock outside, we are greeted not just by signs of spring … Continue reading →
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Update on Bike Lane Plans
The following article was written by Ben Henderson for Ward 8 community newsletters. Share your thoughts on the bike plans in the comments. Councillor Ben Henderson ~ Update on Bike Lane Plans There has been much debate recently about the … Continue reading →
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The following article was written by Ben Henderson for Ward 8 community newsletters. Share your thoughts on the bike plans in the comments. Councillor Ben Henderson ~ Update on Bike Lane Plans There has been much debate recently about the … Continue reading →
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Cut My Commute Campaign
As Edmonton’s representative on the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Councillor Henderson recently participated in their “Cut My Commute” campaign. When the video above was taken, city staff also took the opportunity to ask Councillor Henderson about how he perceives the … Continue re...
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As Edmonton’s representative on the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Councillor Henderson recently participated in their “Cut My Commute” campaign. When the video above was taken, city staff also took the opportunity to ask Councillor Henderson about how he perceives the … Continue re...
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Fall Back in Love with Winter!
Councillor Henderson helps unveil Edmonton’s new WinterCity Strategy. The goal is to make us a leading winter city – one where people want to be outside. We want Edmonton to fall back in love with winter!
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Councillor Henderson helps unveil Edmonton’s new WinterCity Strategy. The goal is to make us a leading winter city – one where people want to be outside. We want Edmonton to fall back in love with winter!
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Cyclist Town Hall Meeting in Strathcona September 25
Bike Paths Along the Whyte Avenue Corridor Many Edmonton streets are unsafe for cyclists. As Edmonton’s cycling hub, the Whyte Avenue Corridor is in dire need of dedicated infrastructure to increase safety and make cycling more comfortable for cyclists of … Continue reading →
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Bike Paths Along the Whyte Avenue Corridor Many Edmonton streets are unsafe for cyclists. As Edmonton’s cycling hub, the Whyte Avenue Corridor is in dire need of dedicated infrastructure to increase safety and make cycling more comfortable for cyclists of … Continue reading →
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