
How well do you know our city? Learn about the quintessential, random, and occasionally infuriating things that make Edmonton, Edmonton. One story a week, about the city we love. Hosted by Clare Bonnyman, every Wednesday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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The October 19th referendum was historic, and the majority of Albertans voted to stay in Canada. As the remaining ballots are counted, we sit down with a data scientist to talk about what the initial results tell us and where we go from here.
It’s less than a week until referendum day, but this vote has been decades in the making. To prepare us for what’s next, producer Pippa Reed takes a look back at how we got here. From the first Prime Minister Trudeau and the National Energy Program, ... more
In less than two weeks, Albertans head to the polls to answer 10 questions that could affect the future of the province. The historic, non-binding referendum includes five questions about immigration, four about constitutional changes and one about w... more
On this National day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada, things feel a little different. The upcoming provincial referendum, and question on separatism, is colouring conversations as communities mark the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty... more
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Hi there. I am a fairly new listener. But this weeks podcast has terrible audio. It’s ramped up to the maximum gain. I guess if you listen without noise cancellation, you’ll hear the scratching sound in all the audio recordings
This episode was quite well done and did address the fact that there is scant evidence for involuntary treatment. However, I was really disappointed that the language of the “Opioid crisis” continues to be used by the CBC. People are dying from a toxic unregulated drug supply as drug policy experts continually emphasize. Can we please get the terminology correct? It matters for how the issue is understood and addressed. I would expect CBC to have this nuance, especially when Edmonton is home to ... more
Clare is a great host and brings forward interesting and informative news, current events and what’s happening in this city and province. Shout out to Min & Tahirin for co-hosting.
Given that there are so few podcast based on local events and news in the city of Edmonton, I was really hoping that the CBC would put this together to talk a truely Edmonton perspective. I was hoping for a balanced nutral perspective from all sides. However, this is just another left leaning progressive outlet with a narrative to spout. The CBC should explore the need for balanced content as a main stream news outlet. There are already too many versions of this podcast.
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This collection features Edmonton-focused stories that blend local news, civic issues, and cultural context, often anchored by in-depth reporting and archival or expert commentary. Topics frequently center on city planning, transit, housing policy, local governance, and notable historical events, with a strong emphasis on practical implications for residents and stakeholders. A recurring strength is grounding complex topics in accessible storytelling, using local voices—from reporters and researchers to city officials and community advocates—to illuminate how Edmonton functions and evolves. Noteworthy elements include archival context, data-driven investigations, and a consistent city-wide lens that helps listeners understand how policy dec... more
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