Here are the relevant links for this episode:Peter OhmTweet from @e_backstromPhoto RadarMore visible look for photo radar enforcement vehicles in EdmontonChristmas TreesEdmonton business feels ripple effect of Christmas tree shortageThe Hamilton of it allSarah Hamilton: A Changing Transit LandscapeSept. 21, 2017: David Staples: West Edmonton wants mass transit, but maybe not LRT2020 BudgetCouncil Roundup: November 29, 2019$28M needed to keep tax increase at 2.6 per cent, Edmonton report saysKaycee MaduMadu cautions Edmonton council ahead of budget deliberationsTweet from @MichaelWaltersTweet from @AndrewKnackWalters asks the questionCity of Edmonton must defend its oversized staff: councillorTweet from @MichaelWaltersMedicine Hat church 'happy to pay' carbon tax bill after UCP candidate wrongly claimed cost would be $50,000High Level LineCouncillors endorse $85K funding to keep High Level Line linear park dream alivePrivately-funded river valley gondola is viable, company says in Rossdale Power Plant station revealClimate ChangeCity accelerating action on 16 climate change initiatives, others face uncertainty under funding restraintsSpeaking Municipally is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB. This week we talked about A Tale of Two Weeklies, a new podcast series "that digs into the rise and fall of Edmonton’s SEE Magazine and Vue Weekly, two alt-weeklies engaged in a newspaper war that neither survived." We also highlighted The Well Endowed Podcast, a production of the Edmonton Community Foundation that explores "stories about donors, and what inspires their generosity."Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton, a home for curiosity-driven stories about our city, cultivated by the community. In addition to this podcast, Taproot publishes the Council Roundup every week. Sign up to get it delivered by email for free.

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