Speaking Municipally ON A TRAIN

Recorded on the Valley Line Southeast LRT! We're joined by ETS branch manager Carrie Hotton-MacDonald, councillors Anne Stevenson and Ashley Salvador, new Taproot Edmonton managing editor Tim Querengesser, and several others.

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Guests

• Carrie Hotton-MacDonald
• Anne Stevenson
• Ashley Salvador
• Mike Kunicki
• Tim Querengesser

New managing editor

• Meet Taproot Edmonton's new managing editor

Valley Line Southeast LRT

• Valley Line Southeast LRT opening Nov. 4
• Citizens assemble to celebrate Valley Line Southeast LRT opening

Other

• Arc card adoption reaches 63%
• Using CRL to fund office conversions seen as a gamble

This episode was sponsored by the Edmonton Community Foundation, which together with the Edmonton Social Planning Council has released Vital Signs. This year's report focuses on food security, how it has changed over the last 10 years, and where we are today. You can see the latest report at ecfoundation.org/vitalsigns.

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Creators & Guests

Host

Mack Male

Co-Founder and CEO of Taproot Publishing Inc.

Host

Troy Pavlek

Apparently the TMZ of #yegcc.Governing myself accordingly since 2021

Guest

Anne Stevenson

City Councillor for ward O-day’min.

Guest

Ashley Salvador

Edmonton City Councillor for Ward Métis

Guest

Carrie Hotton-MacDonald

Branch Manager of Edmonton Transit Service

Guest

Mike Kunicki

Certified Train Enthusiast

Guest

Tim Querengesser

Managing Editor of Taproot Edmonton

What is Speaking Municipally?

Taproot Edmonton presents a weekly discussion on key stories in municipal politics. We pay attention to City Council so you don't have to! Join us as we delve into conversations about the context surrounding decisions made at City Hall.