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The downtown pedestrianization report finally went through committee, so we talk with Jason Syvixay and Stephen Raitz, two of the shepherds that guided it through.
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Guests
Pedestrianization
- UDI's LinkedIn post
- Stephen's interview on 630 CHED
- Paths for People: Downtown pedestrianization
- Action Plan (PDF)
- New nine-step plan aims to improve pedestrian experience in downtown Edmonton
- Episode 62
Other
- Edmonton proposes bylaw changes banning panhandling, megaphones and more
- Edmonton takes another step to rename central neighbourhood Wîhkwêntôwin, remove Oliver moniker
Rapid fire
- Alta. government unveils drought advisory committee to prepare for dry season
- Oilers winning streak dies one win from history. So what?
- Pause on renewables projects to lift at month's end as planned
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