IanO
Senior Member
Edmonton's Downtown has always underwhelmed when it comes to clean, maintained, sparkle level and so this is very exciting.
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David A
Senior Member
I agree with your observation, but I wonder why that is. Is it a lack of civic pride? inattentiveness by the city? or something else.
Because unless the root problem is addressed a one time infusion of funds may just be a temporary solution.
IanO
Senior Member
Climate - dirt, sand, gravel, salt and their various visual and chemical impacts.
Civic pride - Very few care about the Downtown or its image.
Transient community - like it or not, this impacts the level of care.
Attitude - we pay taxes, it's not my issue, the City should clean it up.
Civic pride - Very few care about the Downtown or its image.
Transient community - like it or not, this impacts the level of care.
Attitude - we pay taxes, it's not my issue, the City should clean it up.
Greenspace
Senior Member
Edmonton downtown cell phone activity 57% of pre-pandemic levels.
Stevey_G
Active Member
I wouldn't be surprised if this stat was seen across other downtowns as well.
IanO
Senior Member
Nice to see Chris featured on this episode recognizing his tenure, longstanding commitment and dedication to the residents and area that is our Downtown community. A sincere thank you for your time, efforts and service. Cheers my friend.
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He's been Buyze for the past 16 years
In Episode 219:
Speaking Municipally | He's been Buyze for the past 16 years
We catch up with Chris Buyze, the outgoing president of the Downtown Edmonton Community League. Plus, airtime for airports.Here are the relevant links for this episode:CoronationPSA: Edmonton recognizes the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles IIIFire bansEdmonton weather: Record-setting heat...
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IanO
Senior Member
Will we see dirt and flowers this year at Jasper/104st or will they continue to be abandoned and litter magnets?
IanO
Senior Member
Accelerating residential projects is a win-win-win for all involved. Adding more density, activity and eyes on the street, supporting/encouraging retail and making it even more attractive to have walkable employment options. The reality is that Downtown needs to roughly double the population to around 25,000 people to begin talking about 'critical mass'. Great to see the basis of this, safety-maintenance-upkeep-beautification -marketing-awareness already underway. Godspeed.
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edmontonjournal.com
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Keith Gerein: Edmonton's Downtown needs more people, and more care for the people already there
When it comes to improving
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Greenspace
Senior Member
The City is redoing their Public Spaces Bylaw. This is an important survey to fill out regarding what activities are acceptable in parks, transit etc.
engaged.edmonton.ca
Public Spaces Bylaw Review
**This engagement opportunity is now closed. Thank you to those who provided input into this project. The What We Heard Report, Appendix A: Survey Demographics and Appendix B: GBA+ Analysis on Survey Results are now available.*** Share your thoughts on the
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Gronk!
Senior Member
The City is redoing their Public Spaces Bylaw. This is an important survey to fill out regarding what activities are acceptable in parks, transit etc.
Public Spaces Bylaw Review
**This engagement opportunity is now closed. Thank you to those who provided input into this project. The What We Heard Report, Appendix A: Survey Demographics and Appendix B: GBA+ Analysis on Survey Results are now available.*** Share your thoughts on the
I completed the survey. I mentioned that public spaces need to be inclusive and safe.
However, I also demanded that the religious prophet with the megaphone be permanently banned from public speaking.
IanO
Senior Member
Greta bar and social tap house is FOR SALE
Stevey_G
Active Member
Greenspace
Senior Member
The next round of Downtown Vibrancy funding will be available shortly.
www.edmonton.ca
An announcement will be made tomorrow, and was mentioned by Mayor Sohi at the State of the City luncheon today.
As well the City is launching a $10k one-time grant to businesses for activations and programming called 'Meet Me Downtown'
Downtown Vibrancy Funding | City of Edmonton
The Downtown Vibrancy Fund provides funding to projects that support achieving the goals outlined in the Downtown Vibrancy Strategy.
An announcement will be made tomorrow, and was mentioned by Mayor Sohi at the State of the City luncheon today.
As well the City is launching a $10k one-time grant to businesses for activations and programming called 'Meet Me Downtown'
bingo
New Member
one project that i think would suit edmonton really well is if someone started to project giant visuals against the side of a blank building, i saw it all over montreal and it was really cool, fun and added like this futuristic feel to the city. sort of like this. if we could add this all over it would add so much tbh and the lighting would give the place a safer feel too.The next round of Downtown Vibrancy funding will be available shortly.
Downtown Vibrancy Funding | City of Edmonton
The Downtown Vibrancy Fund provides funding to projects that support achieving the goals outlined in the Downtown Vibrancy Strategy.
An announcement will be made tomorrow, and was mentioned by Mayor Sohi at the State of the City luncheon today.
As well the City is launching a $10k one-time grant to businesses for activations and programming called 'Meet Me Downtown'
Greenspace
Senior Member
Canadian Icehouse patio
