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Edmonton-Glenora in its current form is probably one of the safest NDP constituencies in the province. Danielle Smith cannot win it, even if she does something nice with the old RAM.

Tony Caterina is running for mayor! https://globalnews.ca/news/10878123/edmonton-councillor-tony-caterina-mayor/

I went to dinner at Bistro Praha on the weekend and it was packed to the gills all night, despite the streets looking mostly deserted. If you have a quality or novel product, people will show up!

I mean, maybe. But I will say this: I've worked downtown for the better part of 20 years, in public and private sector jobs. During that time, only a tiny fraction of my coworkers lived downtown. In fact, in my current office, I don't have a single coworker who lives downtown. In my observation...

This does not sound promising at all. It seems like Beljan is making this public as a last-ditch effort to force an uncooperative government's hand by encouraging public backlash. The problem is, I don't think the UCP cares.

I think this is going into the former Diced/Northern Chicken/ReLish/Bannock Burger/etc space: https://goldensparrowyeg.com/

Regression to the mean. It's a thing. It happens.

Tapping off is too much of a hassle for me when I'm exiting a crowded bus in the morning. I see no upside. I've never been over (or under) charged fare because of it, either.

At least the 124 Remedy is still open until 10, but I generally agree.

^And open until 10pm every day! Not a ton of late evening coffee options downtown these days, so that's nice to see. (I can't believe Remedy closes at 6:30pm!!)

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It's honestly amazing to me how often this point needs to be made. Crossing a huge arterial road and massive parking lot on foot is not something that almost anyone wants to make part of their habitual lifestyle. This is an extremely unpleasant way to get groceries.

Tough but fair?

Learning lessons from The Quest and Capital 108.

^This guy pexes.

^Property management company, yes.

Also, Cafe Tiramisu is taking over the old Hideout/Populux space. Construction is very active; not sure exactly what they have planned for it, though.

According to the comments, this is going into the old Midnight Sun/Red Nelly's space just south of 111th Ave!

Some tough news: Biera is closing at the end of December. They're going to try to see if another restaurant operator will lease out the space at some point in the future.

A number of others have jumped on this, but I want to also chime in here that "99.99999999999%" is hyperbole. Indigenous people are absolutely overrepresented in Edmonton's homeless population, so I don't want to distract from that very important point, but the number is currently more like...