On July 13, the City of Edmonton and Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) hosted over 100 people in an information session providing Downtown residents and businesses with parking and traffic plans, as well as answering questions that they may have. Stu Ballantyne of OEG kicked off the session with a 15 minute presentation of the Rogers Place Event Traffic and Parking Plan. Watch the video of thepresentation above. There were several key areas that Read More
I have had a sad note from Linda Kearney. The most excellent baker of high-quality breads, tarts and other exquisite sweets is closing Dauphine Bakery and Bistro. The last day for the shop, owned and run by Kearney and her husband, Paul Bumanis, is Aug. 27. Thereafter, Dauphine can be found until the end of the market season at both the City Market and the 124 Grand Market, where the business has had Read More
Among the highlights of the tour will be seeing the Ford Hall artwork by world-renowned Indigenous artist Alex Janvier, the NHL’s largest true high-definition scoreboard, and the bright, wide concourses offering an impressive array of food and beverage options. Tickets to the open house will be released to the public on August 29. Tickets are free and the public will be required to book a scheduled arrival/entrance slot between 8 a.m. Read More
The landscaping isn’t quite done. A few workers are still milling about inside. But as moving vans pull into the driveway, neighbours of Edmonton’s downtown arena are keeping an eye on the place, wondering how much the area will change when the doors open. “It’s more just understanding the flow of traffic and understanding how it’s going to impact this street in particular because this street has a specific feel and community around it,,” said Read More
Raceweek Street Party hosted by Yardstick Raceweek will be rolling into Edmonton September 1st – 5th, featuring two international sporting events, Tour of Alberta and ITU World Triathlon, taking place over the Labour Day long weekend. On August 27th, the City of Edmonton, EEDC and Yardstick are partnering to launch a cool, summer Raceweek Street Party. Join us on 104 Street Saturday, August 27, from 6:30pm – 10:30pm. 104th Street (from Jasper Ave to Read More
Dick Gregory once said that “There is a limit to the amount of information you can keep bottled up.” The 104th Street Committee is opening the information bottle. When Rogers Place opens in September there will be a spillover effect on 104 Street. How will this affect you? Stuart Ballantyne, Senior VP-Operations (and colleagues) with the Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) have been invited to talk about traffic, parking, and pedestrian flow related to Read More
The Crudo family — the force behind Cafe Amore and Black Pearl Seafood — are launching not one but two more concepts in Edmonton. One new eatery, due to open late this year, is Bottega on 104 Street downtown. Co-owner Nick Crudo describes it as being inspired by Soho in New York, with an Italian influence. Much of the equipment is being imported from Italy, including a pizza oven. “There will be Read More
It has come to our attention a request has been submitted to the City of Edmonton for a variance in zoning on 104th Street to support a mega-bar on 102 Avenue & 104th Street. deVine Wines , many residents and other business are strongly opposed to a 600 seat bar on 104th Street. Current zoning allows for a "bar or neighbourhood pub" for up to 100 persons. The applicants are asking for a variance Read More
City of Edmonton Utilities Infrastructure SEWER RENEWAL AND UPGRADES Downtown IMPORTANT INFORMATION UPDATE Tunnel shaft on 105 Street & Jasper Avenue Beginning in July 2016, City of Edmonton Utilities Infrastructure, formerly Drainage Services, will set up a construction shaft and drill site on 105 Street, just north of Jasper Avenue to prepare for underground tunnelling on July 18, 2016. This site will cause disruptions to traffic and parking in the area, and will create some daytime noise. For approximately 16 Read More
The ATCM is delighted that Warehouse District, Edmonton has succeeded in their application to become to the first location in North America to fly the Purple Flag. Their commitment and partnership across a range of sectors is encouraging and will support their work going forward and will stand them in good stead to maintain the Flag. Shanaaz Carroll, ATCM CEO, said “Warehouse District, Edmonton have worked hard with their partnership to Read More
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