Pleasantview Dog Park Grand Opening

UCP Minister should bring cash, not criticisms, to Edmonton.

Just over six months ago, UCP Minister Ric McIver sent a letter to local bike advocates that the Government of Alberta, “respects the autonomy of municipalities to make decisions about local projects and priorities”. But this was before former UCP Minister Peter Guthrie got kicked out of cabinet for speaking out about Premier Smith’s health care scandal.

In an attempt to divert attention away from allegations of corruption, the UCP recently sent Minister Devin Dreeshen to Edmonton to weigh into active transportation lanes, AKA “bike lanes”. Since the Minister has forced the debate, I do think there’s merit in fact checking a few things.

Walkable Vegetables: Bringing back small scale grocery and supporting the fifteen minute city.

One question people have been asking me to write about is, “how can we usher back the return of local retail to our neighbourhoods?” 

Province Inflicts Steep Property Tax Increase on Edmonton

Province will take more than $575 million from Edmonton property owners, almost $50 million more than last year.