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Speaking Municipally
English - April 15, 2022 18:00 - 52 minutes - 48.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratingsGovernment News edmonton yeg politics news city council yegcc local Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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Participatory budgeting
Edmonton councillors offering $50k in grants through 'participatory budgeting'Group sale
Group of property owners selling 10-lot block near Edmonton's river valleyCritical race theory
'A political football': Concern over Alberta's premier pushing U.S.-style views on school curriculumEducation Minister Adriana LaGrange's responseGuest: Trisha Estabrooks
@TrishEstabrooksWard D TrusteeCity plan and schools
Edmonton City PlanDr. Anne Anderson Community CentreEver Active SchoolsEdmonton Catholic, public schools expand shared busing program to save moneyGrowth pressures
Ten-Year Facilities Plan 2023-2032Edmonton Public Schools facing mounting enrolment pressures'We have been passed over for new builds': Edmonton Public School Division needs more locationsBoard governance
An Announcement and a Call to Action | by Bridget StirlingEPSB Trustee HandbookOther links from the discussion
Division Feedback SurveyEdmonton Public Schools seeks feedback on calendar revampEdmonton Public Schools trustee tables notice of motion asking for government support for incoming refugee studentsAlberta to spend $72 million to expand charter schoolsSpeaking Municipally is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network: locally grown, community supported.
This week we highlighted NorthwestFest — Canada's longest-running non-fiction film festival — which is back in hybrid form this year, running IN CINEMA from May 6th to the 14th, and ONLINE from May 5th to 15th. We also talked about Overdue Finds, an Edmonton Public Library podcast featuring conversations about books, movies, music, pop culture, and other great things happening in Edmonton.
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