Council Still Can't Dill with the Playground Zone Times

Julie Kusiek fills in for Mack this week and on the roster for discussion is the Core Zone, Engage 106-76 and, of course, Playground Zone times.

Show Notes

Here are the relevant links for this episode:

Bountiful

• New Bountiful Farmers’ Market opens in Edmonton with 100+ vendors
• The new business of farmers’ markets in Edmonton

Naming Victims

• Edmonton police change tune on naming homicide victims

Cannabis Costs

• Edmonton police say legalized cannabis' impact 'lower than expected'

Child Care for Speakers

• Edmonton councillor asks city to look into free child care for speakers at city hall

Core Zone

• #YEGCoreZone
• Group pitches YEG Core Zone proposal to lower speed limits in the heart of Edmonton
• We're not trying to Drupe you but we might get a Core zone

106/76

• Engage106-76
• 106 Street / 76 Avenue Collector Plan

Playground Zones

• Commitee orders further research on variable playground speeds

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