No I do not have a reservation, yes I am just an architect wanting to take photos of your handrails thank you. – at Toronto, Ontario
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Opinion: New MacEwan building would benefit students, business, downtown Edmonton edmontonjournal.com/opinion/…
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I can’t begin to describe what it feels like to finally see someone with this kind of influence and credibility interrogate and stand up to the lies & ideology that have been actively harming trans youth. This is what we’ve been waiting for. Begging for. I am overwhelmed.
Jon interviewed Leslie Rutledge, Arkansas Attorney General, about why her state banned gender-affirming care for minors - ignoring the guidelines of major medical organizations and taking the decision out of parents’ hands. Watch the full interview on @AppleTVPlus
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The judges have spoken and they like what’s being built in #yeg! At the recent 2022 Prairie Design Awards, four locations won awards, including the Award of Excellence for the Capilano Library. transforming.edmonton.ca/pra… #yegDesign #PrairieDesignAwards
– at Edmonton, Alberta
IT'S UP 👀
Once again the last day of the WNBA regular szn comes down to the WIRE ‼️
Here's a thread of possible clinching scenario's, follow along today to see where things pane out leading up to the #WNBAPlayoffs presented by @Google ⤵️
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The City and @HomewardTrust recently celebrated the completion of this new supportive housing site in King Edward Park.
@FindYEG was there yesterday to deliver furniture for future residents! This non-profit helps Edmontonians move into stable housing. #yeg #HousingFirst
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Today marked the official completion of the new Supportive Housing project in King Edward Park!
This building is the first of five modular structures being completed this summer to rapidly support Edmontonians experiencing houselessness. – at Edmonton, Alberta
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Big news today! The City handed over the first of 210 new supportive housing units to @HomewardTrust.
These homes will be life-changing for Edmontonians who've experienced homelessness. Modular construction helped us move quickly. #yeg
@R_Boissonnault @CMHC_ca @AmarjeetSohiYEG
ALT Aerial photo of the King Edward Park supportive housing building with downtown Edmonton on the horizon.
ALT A group of project team members from all partners outside the new supportive housing building in King Edward Park.
ALT Ceremonial ribbon cutting with Minister Rick Wilson, Councillor Ashley Salvador, Susan McGee, Mayor Sohi, Minister Randy Boissonnault, and Councillor michael Janz.
ALT Susan McGee, CEO of Homeward Trust, speaks at the podium as Minister Boissonnault, Minister Wilson and Mayor Sohi sit to the side. Photo by Jason Franson.
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Tomorrow the first of five new supportive housing units will be completed and transferred to @HomewardTrust. This timelapse video shows how modular construction allowed us to quickly meet the need for more supportive housing for people who have experienced homelessness.
