Park well during blading or get tomaTOWED

The county with a very, very, very large hamlet squashes our regional transit dreams and foreigners throw some shrimp on the barbie and interfere in our traffic calming

Show Notes

Here are the relevant links for this episode:

Park Tickets

• Frustration and tickets mounting at Sherwood Drive and Granada intersection

No McDavid

• Oilers lose Connor McDavid for 2-3 weeks with injured quad

NASA Victory

• Edmonton tech company wins NASA iTech competition

Regional Transit

• Strathcona County votes ‘no’ to regional transit plan
• Edmonton councillor confident regional transit plan will move forward without Strathcona County

Traffic Calming

• International traffic safety expert urging Edmonton to reactivate streets to the public, stop spending on calming measures

YEG Core Zone

• Feb. 26 Non-Statutory Public Hearing

Snow Clearing

• 'We need to do a better job': Edmonton councillor calls for improved snow clearing
• ‘I’m not very pleased’: Edmonton councillor calls out poor snow clearing
• City of Edmonton to resume residential blading on Friday

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