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HACE 3 DÍAS

What’s going on with Edmonton’s freeze-thaw cycles?

This week on This is Edmonton, host Colton Hutchinson looks at how freeze-thaw cycles affect how accessible our city is.

hace 3 días

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22 min
27 FEB

How serious is Ken Sim’s allegation against Sean Orr?

A video is making the rounds that shows Mayor Ken Sim accusing Councillor Sean Orr of handing out illegal drugs. Orr strongly denies that allegation and critics say the claim may break city rules. In this bonus episode, we talk to Councillor Orr about what happened and what could come next.

27 feb

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20 min
17/01/2025

How do you negotiate in the face of crippling tariffs? Labour leader and senator Hassan Yussuff is gearing up

Senator Hassan Yussuff joins to talk about his is part in a new Canada-U.S. relations council. Plus -- from staying at home with three kids to racing sailboats around the world, Melodie Schaffer shares her incredible story.

17/01/2025

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18 min
22/01/2025

Property taxes: How do Edmonton neighbourhoods compare?

Edmonton homeowners received their property tax assessments in the mail. The city has seen a lot of change over the last few years with so many new faces calling the city home. So, what does it mean for homeowners, those looking to get into the market and affordability? On the latest episode of This is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman hears from a resident in Central McDougall about what a huge property value increase could mean for the community. She sits down with Tahirih Foroozan, who reached out to a realtor to talk about all the changes the city has seen over the last few years, and what that means for homeowners, those looking to enter the market and affordability.

22/01/2025

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20 min
25 FEB

Sorting through Edmonton’s infill feelings

The housing infill conversation at Edmonton’s city council is particularly heated of late. In recent years, the city has made big changes to what can be built where, and neighbourhoods are starting to see the impacts of those bylaws. Housing has remained relatively affordable, but the look of some neighbourhoods has shifted — and some longtime residents are left feeling overlooked. The CBC’s Colton Hutchinson takes over this episode and breaks down our infill feelings with reporter Morgan Black.

25 feb

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19 min
18 FEB

Polarizing or politics? The U of A's stance on EDI

The University of Alberta wants to eliminate equity, diversity and inclusion from its hiring policy. This comes one year after the school’s president announced it was moving away from the term, saying it had become polarizing. But now staff and students are speaking out against the removal of these kinds of policies and where this pressure comes from. CBC reporter Emily Williams joins host Clare Bonnyman to dig deeper into the issue.

18 feb

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14 min
22 ENE

How rapid bus routes could reshape transit in Metro Vancouver

TransLink is planning its next big transit project. It wants to create dedicated bus-only lanes for corridors around the region. But can this plan succeed where other transit ideas have failed? Stephen Quinn looks into that question and more with Justin McElroy.

22 ene

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21 min
29/07/2025

Is Vancouver making it difficult for artists to survive?

A city motion meant to support Vancouver’s arts scene has been watered down, according to some local artists. We speak to a local comedy venue owner and an architect about the hurdles artists face and what real support would look like.

29/07/2025

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17 min
23/09/2025

Why was Elenore Sturko kicked out of the B.C. Conservatives — and where does the party go from here?

B.C. MLA Elenore Sturko was abruptly removed from the Conservative caucus just hours after party members voted to keep John Rustad as leader. We hear from Sturko herself and fellow MLA Linda Hepner about Rustad’s leadership — and what this all means for the party’s future.

23/09/2025

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19 min
20/12/2024

Making sense of this massive year for women's sport in Toronto

An all-star sports panel reflects on milestones of the year: Diana Matheson, founder of the Northern Super League, which starts play next spring; Teresa Resch, president of the Toronto Tempo WNBA team and Tessa Bonhomme, host of the PWHL's podcast 'Jocks in Jills.'

20/12/2024

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16 min

Diving into the essential, random, and occasionally infuriating issues and quirks that make the place you live, home.