Episode

Wedging in affordable housing

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Speaking Municipally
Published
Feb 20, 2026
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Summary

Council has approved selling land to an affordable housing provider, despite community pushback. Plus, some restaurant owners will have to pay more for patios this year, and we have updates on infill and snow clearing. Here are the relevant links for this episode: Audience survey Taproot audience survey Update on infill Edmonton council votes to keep infill maximum at eight units Edmonton city councillor's motion to change infill cap from 8 units to 6 fails Update on snow clearing City to deploy private contractors at start of snow-clearing work after Tuesday's storm City 70 per cent through priority Edmonton roads as Phase 1 parking ban takes effect Affordable housing in Wedgewood Edmonton council to sell Wedgewood Heights surplus school site for housing project Council gives green light a 2nd time around for Wedgewood Park housing development in animated public hearing Patio fees Edmonton businesses contemplate future of patio season after seeing new hefty fee Peter Keith post on LinkedIn Northmark Materials funding Feb. 17 City Council meeting This episode is brought to you by Edmonton Opera . For more than 60 years, Edmonton Opera has shared a history with this city, through works that have filled our halls, shaped our stages, and continued to come alive for audiences long after the curtain fell. The 2026-27 season brings those works back to the Jubilee stage, inviting audiences to reconnect with operas that have long been part of Edmonton's story. Learn more Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton , the most reliable source of intelligence about what's happening in the Edmonton region. Through curiosity-driven original stories, tailored and useful newsletters, a comprehensive and innovative events calendar, and thought-provoking podcasts, we inform, c…