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Here are the relevant links for this episode:

Bike Registry

• Edmonton police launch registry to find lost bikes

EXPO Centre Bees

• Abuzz atop the Expo Centre: Urban beekeeping expands

Autonomous Robots

• After autonomous lawn mowing, Edmonton looking to remove snow on trails

Zoning for Housing

• 'It's a crisis': City hopes to combat homelessness by removing affordable housing barriers in zoning bylaw
• Bylaw change relaxes rules for supportive housing in Edmonton

SafeCityYEG

• SafeCityYEG
• Crowdsourced online tool SafeCityYEG maps 'safe' and 'unsafe' areas of Edmonton
• City officials defend online crowd-sourcing map to address gender-based violence as concerns swirl over misuse
• Don Iveson's tweet

TOD

• Future unclear for stalled Station Pointe development in Edmonton’s northeast
• Elise Stolte: Reality check required as court-ordered trustee takes over Station Pointe's only development
• GUNTER: Edmonton's lousy record of trying to jumpstart transit-oriented development
• Elise Stolte: Has Edmonton’s creative spark died? Bland plans demand a new approach for Exhibition Lands and Rossdale

Vision Zero

• Collisions on Edmonton streets trending in right direction: city report

Slumtown

• Fights in the alley, sex on the lawn: Welcome to Slumtown

Speaking Municipally is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB. This week we highlighted The Wellness Summit coming up on Oct. 10 from Alberta Blue Cross. The event is "a day to explore fresh perspectives and practices around wellness." We also talked about Unit B Coworking, located in the historic McKenney Building downtown on 104 Street. Thanks to Unit B for the shoutout on Twitter!

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