U of A Faculty of Law alumnus Trevor Sullivan and second-year law student Chiara Concini have earned clerkship offers at the Supreme Court of Canada for 2025-26.
buff.ly/3Q55dGN

Today was the weekly Old OldStrathconaFMarket!

We love to hear about all the love for all the different transportation options available that get us to the Farmers' Market 🚌🚗🚲🚶🧑‍🦽

Alberta Government Nathaniel Schmidt David Barrett Residential land use – both urban and rural – is one of the largest in Alberta. Its growth is also a top driver of agricultural land loss. Other industrial development (and golf courses) are also more impactful than renewable energy.

Great story Global Edmonton on how NorQuest College eases textbook cost barriers for students. Story shares that this past year we have saved students $1.2 million with global open education. globalnews.ca/video/10415939…

This exchange embodies what Stephen Raitz and I urge in our op-ed: 'a genuine and open discussion is essential before such a measure is seriously contemplated.' Thanks Graham Rapson for providing your outlook! This is how we foster engaged and civil discourse re: urban policy 🎉

Edmonton Legal Community. The Trial. The Trial is a fully improvised trial. Tomorrow night. At Rapid Fire Theatre Rapid Fire Theatre. Tickets on sale at the link.
rapidfiretheatre.com/festivals/bonf…

One day you're stopping at the liquor store after music bingo with the girls, the next you've sparked a provincial investigation into unhealthy liquor consumption.... life comes at ya fast

“The debate on municipal golf courses and their place in Edmonton is already in the spotlight. With worsening drought conditions, growing recreational needs, and heightened ecological concerns, we need to evaluate whether water-intensive uses should continue.”

New op-ed out in the Edmonton Journal with Stephen Raitz. We take up the question: Should the city preserve the 364 hectares of municipally owned courses, or reimagine these spaces to more effectively meet the needs of current and future Edmontonians? edmontonjournal.com/opinion/column…