Speaking Municipally

Here are the relevant links for this episode:

Stephen Mandel

• Braid: Stephen Mandel joins AHS board bent on reform

Sherry Adams

• Edmonton public school trustee says 'science not settled' on human-caused climate change

Connor McDavid

• Connor McDavid plays 1st game since late-season knee injury

Downtown Towers

• Council approves 60-storey condo near Hotel Macdonald in downtown Edmonton
• Edmonton councillors approve new high-rise neighbour for Hotel Macdonald
• Fairmont Hotel Macdonald History
• TIL In 1953, a 16-storey, 300-bedroom addition was built to the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald but was later demolished in 1986
• Hotel Macdonald on Wikipedia

Calcium Chloride

• Decision on future of divisive anti-ice brine once again delayed
• Global News Investigates: Test reveals calcium chloride exceeds Edmonton bylaws; councillors not briefed

Downtown Market

• Liane Faulder: Growing solutions for downtown farmers market conundrum
• The new business of farmers’ markets in Edmonton
• Cornfusion with the 104st market location
• City Market to leave 104th Street

Aurum Road

• Northeast Edmonton roadway expansion includes underpass for wildlife
• Grand opening for bridge connecting Aurum industrial hub
• Aurum Energy Park
• Don Iveson's Tweet

Speaking Municipally is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB. This week we highlighted The Well Endowed Podcast, a production of the Edmonton Community Foundation. In particular, we talked about Episode 53 which features Councillor Aaron Paquette. We also highlighted Unit B, a co-working space located on 104 Street downtown in the historic McKenney Building.

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