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Edmonton-ish What the Heck is a National Urban Park? And, Do We Need One? By Cailynn Klingbeil
'Berta An Apology’s Aftermath The Pope’s visit to Canada has elicited every reaction under the sun. We return to the people who hosted him in Maskwacis for their thoughts
 By Michael Ganley
Sportzing Get the Heck Into Dodge(ball)Who needs the World Cup of Soccer? The World Dodgeball Championships are coming to Edmonton, and this city should pack the Saville stands for themBy Steven Sandor
Sportzing Five Latvians Walk Into an Arena… By Steven Sandor
Edmonton-ish Two Private Projects. Two Controversies. Double Trouble? By Steven Sandor
Edmonton-ish Harcourt House Needs Help By Cory Schachtel
Edmonton-ish Old Man Andrew By Steven Sandor
Edmonton-ish What Has Happened to the Downtown Shopping Experience?Edmonton City Centre has seen a 40 per cent drop in tenants over two yearsBy Kevin Maimann
Edmonton-ish What Needs to Happen for Blatchford to Take Off?The City of Edmonton’s signature environmental initiative – turning the former city-centre airport, Blatchford, into an eco-friendly community of 30,000 people – is over budget and behind schedule. What is the path forward?By Michael Ganley
Edmonton-ish “It’s Just Setting People Up for Failure and it Impacts Our Entire Community.” By Steven Sandor
Edmonton-ish Is it Time to Blow Up Commonwealth? By Michael Ganley
'Berta Where They Stand: Do We Need a Provincial Police Force? By Steven Sandor
Dirt Police/State By Michael Ganley
Loonies and Toonies Bye Bye, B.C.; So Long, Ontario By Steven Sandor
Edmonton-ish Crime is Taking a Toll on Downtown Development By Steven Sandor
Sportzing Success Goes to Your HeadWhat sets the Oilers of 2022 apart? It's about fight vs. flightBy Steven Sandor
Loonies and Toonies It’s a Simple Case of Supply and Demand By Steven Sandor
Edmonton-ish Deaths in the Family By Kevin Maimann
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Urban Affairs is an innovative journalism venture brought to you by the editorial team at Edify Magazine. We tell unique Edmonton stories with depth and breadth, the kinds of thoughtful pieces that are the hallmarks of good magazine journalism. We want to go beyond the headlines, offering unique perspectives on life in Edmonton, and in Alberta.

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