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Speaking Municipally · Friday · 36 min

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Edmonton city council learned that the province's order to roll back infill rules won't be simple to carry out. Plus, Alberta's referendum results are in, and council is seeking more municipal autonomy. (00:00) - Introduction (01:46) - Rolling back infill rules (08:07) - Restoring parking requirements (10:15) - Infill amendments and deadlines (12:18) - Edmonton's push for municipal autonomy (17:01) - Knack meets with the province (21:46) - Alberta's referendum results (26:43) - Stevenson leaves the police commission (30:26) - Council's seats on the police commission (32:31) - The four-year budget (34:34) - Ad: Taproot membership (36:33) - Close Here are the relevant links for this episode: Infill Order in Council 353/2026 (PDF) City council hears report on upcoming infill zoning bylaw amendments Infill discussion on Instagram Municipal autonomy Edmonton to push for more municipal autonomy 'Rebuilding trust': Knack meets with premier, ministers Aaron Paquette's post on municipal autonomy (Instagram) Referendum Alberta referendum tallies reveal rural-urban divide on ‘the 9’ Nopes to the nine? Blue walls? Five takeaways from Alberta's referendum results Interactives: Referendum results highlight Alberta's rural-urban and partisan divides Dark Phoenix: The Rise, Fall, and Re-emergence of Danielle Smith, by Jeremy Appel Craft Politics Episode 81 - Dave Cournoyer: Alberta voted to stay. What now? Police commission City councillor Anne Stevenson leaves role on Edmonton police commission Edmonton city councillor Anne Stevenson resigns from police commission Councillor Stevenson resigns — Edmonton Police Commission Edmonton Police Commission meeting — Nov. 19, 2026 Budget A five point plan for budget... — Michael Janz City of Edmonton budget and finances Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton. We deliver reliable intelligence about the Edmonton region. Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free! Reach the Edmonton region with Taproot. Explore advertising and sponsorship opportunities to connect your organization, opportunity, or message with people who choose Taproot to stay informed and connected. ★ Support this podcast ★

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Edmonton city council learned that the province's order to roll back infill rules won't be simple to carry out. Plus, Alberta's referendum results are in, and council is seeking more municipal autonomy.

  • (00:00) - Introduction
  • (01:46) - Rolling back infill rules
  • (08:07) - Restoring parking requirements
  • (10:15) - Infill amendments and deadlines
  • (12:18) - Edmonton's push for municipal autonomy
  • (17:01) - Knack meets with the province
  • (21:46) - Alberta's referendum results
  • (26:43) - Stevenson leaves the police commission
  • (30:26) - Council's seats on the police commission
  • (32:31) - The four-year budget
  • (34:34) - Ad: Taproot membership
  • (36:33) - Close

Here are the relevant links for this episode:

Infill

Municipal autonomy

Referendum

Police commission

Budget

Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton. We deliver reliable intelligence about the Edmonton region. Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free!

Reach the Edmonton region with Taproot. Explore advertising and sponsorship opportunities to connect your organization, opportunity, or message with people who choose Taproot to stay informed and connected.

★ Support this podcast ★
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