Recent content by CplKlinger

Yeah, I know about that but at the event she specifically said that 311 is the best way to send feedback, route requests, suggestions, etc. Plus it's just convenient to access since I have the app. But you're right, that web form is a lot better suited for general feedback.

Can you please ask Carrie about sending feedback like this through 311? The "transit feedback" category requires operator info, incident time, and other info that is not applicable in cases like this. Yet, they said at the service plan event last year to send suggestions through 311.

The one downside is that it also drastically decreases their property taxes. Compared to pre-covid, downtown property taxes have fallen from contributing 10% of the city's property taxes, to contributing approximately 5%.

Reference Id: Job No 639177329-002 Description: To construct a new School for the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT Advanced Skills Centre) including a new above ground Parkade Abutting an existing above ground Parkade, reference Development Permit Pre-application Meeting...

Major Development Permit Reference Id: Job No 624529284-002 Description: To construct Residential Use buildings in the form of Cluster Housing of 4 buildings of Multi-unit Housing (total 128 Dwellings) Location: 547 - BELVEDERE WAY NW Plan 2421489 Blk 3 Lot 5 Applicant: AURORA...

Construction Notice Pole Installation on 104 Avenue between 107 Street and 121 Street On January 28, 2026, Marigold crews will begin installing streetlight and traffic signal poles on the north side of 104 Avenue between 107 Street and 121 Street during daytime offpeak hours (Monday through...

What work is planned at the Garrison?

I guess they have the courage to innovate, but not the courage to say goodbye lol

Yesterday's Edmonton Police Commission meeting had an interesting presentation from a UofA criminologist who went "undercover" to study the interactions between houseless people and law enforcement (as in, law enforcement officers, social workers, etc. didn't know who she was or what she was...

Oh my gosh, that reminds me of the little food shacks in Ottawa's Byward Market. They were so popular! If Westrich put some of these in with seating and landscaping as a temporary use, I think it'd be a great boost for the area.

The development is self funded; they pay for building out future stages with the proceeds from selling developed land to builders. The district energy system is funded by user fees and grants from other levels of government. So in order to speed this up with city money, we'd be putting an added...

Coming to the Feb 3 public hearing: Bylaw 21407 - To allow for Transit Oriented Development adjacent to the Century Park Transit Centre, Ermineskin

Tour the Rossdale Power Plant January 21, 2026 Media are invited to join Avril McCalla, Project Lead, River Crossing, and David Johnston, Principal Heritage Planner, for a tour of the historic Rossdale Power Plant. The City seeks ideas/partnerships for adaptive reuse of the building and...

New map just came out, with minor changes. A few more plots in the northwest are now in the planning stage, along with the parcel bordering the energy centre to the east. Most notably though, they finally marked NAIT's land so that it's clear whose court the ball is in.

Oh la la, I never thought about the one huge benefit of living in a converted office building: elevators upon elevators. That'd sure make moving easier. And the units look great!