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Once again, city and state leaders — claiming crime on The Block is a drain on Baltimore's beleaguered police force — have fixed their eyes on The Block.
Taxpayers are spending tens of billions of dollars on public infrastructure as part of Alberta’s Recovery Plan, creating 50,000 direct and 40,000 indirect jobs.
Tony Henry, Commerce Place 1 City Councilman and Mayor Pro Tem, joins us on North By Northeast this week, along with Commerce City Manager Howdy Lisenbee.
Article content Lisa Van Essen misses what Edmonton’s Downtown used to offer her before the COVID-19 pandemic. The 32-year-old senior development officer with the federal government moved from the Highlands neighbourhood to the city’s Downtown core three years ago, lured not just by the prospect of a shorter commute to the office but also by the chance to live, work and play in the heart of the city. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Live, work, play: How the COVID-19 pandemic has changed Edmonton's Downtown Back to video Before the pandemi...
EYECATCHING: The Beauty Empowerment mural takes inspiration from fashion and graffiti. AN unassuming wall in the heart of Mount Gambier central business district will soon showcase a strong and vivid message of female empowerment. Limestone Coast artist Aileen Costales-Clarke is transforming a Ripley Arcade wall into a new mural titled Beauty Empowerment, taking inspiration from fashion and city graffiti to deliver an eye-catching artwork. Mount Gambier City Council has backed the project with $8500 from its 2020/21 Creative Arts Fund, which supports projects contributing positively to the ci...