What would you tell a brand new neighbour about the best of your community?
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What would you tell a brand new neighbour about the best of your community?
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Enter your suggestions and you could be eligible to win hundreds of dollars of prizes as part of our special "Best of Edmonton" community contest...
Your suggestions will contribute to future guide books, maps, digital, and art projects for new residents.
With ~20,000 new Edmontonians moving into our city each year for the last ten years, we have a LOT of new neighbours. Many of them call my office looking for great things to do for their family.
We need your help as we create a "Best of Edmonton" guide and we'll be taking suggestions from neighbours at dozens of events - come and say hello!
What would you tell a brand new neighbour about the best of your community?
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With all of the uncertainty and bullying coming from the United States, more and more folks are talking about “staycations”, not only staying in Alberta but right here in our own city. This is a timely opportunity for us to revisit our pre-pandemic haunts and rekindle our romance with the city!
With 250,000 new residents moving to Edmonton in the last 5 years, what are your favourite local tourist destinations that you would want to share with someone visiting Edmonton?
1. Defending the public interest (next steps towards halting the Katz group handout)
2. Fighting for Renters (Bad news from the Hazeldean townhomes)
3. More Public Transit Service Hours
4. New projects underway: walking, biking, and rolling
Finally, a special shout out to the workers of CUPE Local 30 who are out there filling the potholes and fixing our streets in these extreme weather fluctuations. I spent time this week visiting various crews around the city and delivering donuts with their union President, Eric Lewis. Thank you to all the frontline workers keeping our city moving!
Amidst the madness of the USA offering free reign over their government and spending to a billionaire, you might have missed our own dose of local corporate welfare. Every Albertan should be offended.
I’m not talking about the orphan oil wells bailout or the growing scandal around healthcare contracts, or even Dynalife. I’m talking about a new agreement pulled together between the Provincial Government and Daryl Katz’s OEG Sports & Entertainment (OEGSE). Katz is listed in Maclean's magazine as the 29th wealthiest Canadian.