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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews |
Administration has recommended an 8.7% tax increase for 2024 citing increasing cost pressures. And no, cutting bike lane funding won't fix that. Plus, we dig into transit oriented development, the nighttime economy, and bike lane infractions on 102 A... more
Katz gets the parking lots of his dreams. Plus, we discuss city manager recruitment and Mayor Sohi’s response to the province's gracious offer to help stabilize the City of Edmonton’s finances. more
We dive into city manager Andre Corbould's resignation and why it will matter. more
Coun. Sarah Hamilton found herself in hot water for speaking at a UCP fundraiser instead of attending a council meeting. We talk with Jeremy Appel of The Orchard who broke the story. more
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Two overgrown undergrads parrot the standard #yegtwitter lines about municipal affairs. It’s not a bad roundup of what’s going on in city council. But their analysis of the issues is sometimes superficial, and — sorry guys — their jokes aren’t funny. Two stars for trying. But it would be less of a hate listen if they took a more journalistic tone and cut back on the echo-chamber editorializing.
Troy and Mac really do their homework to help us stay informed on the workings behind the walls at city hall. Although not guaranteed to keep one’s blood pressure down, I still appreciate their highlights of the machinations of council workings.
Great show, very informative. I have never heard the fire department mentioned, that must be a big budget line too, any future episodes planned to discuss the state of that area?
Amazing podcast for the curious people of Edmonton who want to know more about their city and their politicians. The podcast is always improving and up-to-date with current events.
Love the new host Andrew, should just hand the show over to him. Great stuff
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