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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 363 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Edmonton city council has approved what has been described as an alternative to a private tree protection bylaw. Plus, we take a look at proposed changes to Jasper Avenue and Whyte Avenue. But don't worry, they're not funded yet.
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The City of Edmonton announced plans to decommission and replace three iconic bridges: the High Level Bridge and the Low Level Bridges. Plus, we talk with Coun. Erin Rutherford about unfunded service packages and how the budget process is changing th... more
Business organizations have called once again for municipal employees to return to the office full time, but the mayor isn't budging. Plus, the province is planning legislation that would let it review or remove bike lanes.
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Edmonton city council has approved a rezoning that will allow a 25-storey tower in Windsor Park. Plus, Stephanie took a trip to a budget engagement session to learn what the mayor's been hearing from Edmontonians.
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Like the title says, they present lots of useful information but their opinions are a bit one-sided. I wish they had someone who disagreed more with them or provided alternative views.
Listing to tales of city politics and news could be a snorefest but not when you listen to this podcast!
I am now actually interested in what’s happening in my city after living in Edmonton for 40+ years!
Keep up the good work and I love the knowledge, wit and humour the hosts share with their listeners !
PS. glad you liked the monitor and the socks 🩷
Troy will be missed
Five stars for replacing the annoying one with a journalist.
Pretty big fumble to let Troy even consider leaving. The podcast was successful because it was uniquely passionate, funny, and accurate, and this feels like some founders not understanding what has impact in the media and the city. No one wants a podcast that is a simple reporting of local facts, and no one wants the ai summary newsletters either.
You had an edge, and now that edge is going to go make triple figures somewhere that sees how well Troy has read the moment. I hope anyway.
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A compact, city-focused discussion that centers on Edmonton's municipal decision-making, budgets, and development. Episodes frequently analyze council actions, zoning shifts, transit upgrades, and downtown revitalization, often pairing policy context with practical implications for residents and businesses. Notable is the steady mix of policy deep-dives and timely interviews with city officials, business leaders, and cultural organizations, which helps listeners understand how decisions unfold and who they affect. The format blends sharp analysis, community voices, and light humor, making it a practical resource for staying informed on local governance and urban planning.
A standout trait is its consistently hands-on approach to municipal ... more
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Recent guests on Speaking Municipally include:
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