February 23 Edmonton Headlines

Good morning, Edmonton!

I’m in a good mood today because I made all kinds of meals last night and I’m going to have the sweetest lunches ever, all week.

It’s the little things.

If you’re up for some numbers, the budgets and expenses of Edmonton city councillors and the mayor are out. This is nice information to read through in an election year. There will likely be a few stories on this in tomorrow’s headlines.

And hey, it turns out I’m not the only guy in town looking at headlines. Mack took a month’s worth of actual newspaper headlines, from the Journal and Sun, and word-clouded them. Take a look and see if anything pops out to you.

from the Edmonton Journal:

Oil and gas review has Liepert smiling

Golding’s ‘crude’ take on Riel stirs controversy, debate (Dave’s got the pamphlet at his website here.)

Stop newsletters that aren’t

Charges against company dropped (And now we ask, why?)

Air Transat summer route restores non-stop flights between Edmonton, Frankfurt (Who wants to go to Germany?)

Music degree in tune with the times

from the Edmonton Sun:

New ride at Galaxyland

Teen turns life around (See, there’s good stuff in the news.)

Oil trumps natural gas

Grasshopper plague possible (Dun, dun, dunn…)

from the Edmonton Examiner:

Highrise condo proposed for downtown east (There’s a meeting about it on Thursday.)

from The Canadian Press:

Alberta to hold Senate vote in Oct.: Senator (I get that we like to think this will influence the federal government into providing an elected Senate. But, umm, won’t this just cost us money for no real reason?)

from 630CHED/iNews880:

Time for a salary review, says Liberal MLA (And she says it should be done by an independent group.)

Council buries gravel pit idea for time being

from CBC Edmonton:

Business owners to fight massage parlour license (Tony Caterina is against something. But this time I’m kind of on his side. I know!)

Principal admits professional misconduct in relationship with student

from CTV Edmonton:

More Edmonton students caught cheating on diploma exam

MADD calls for change after rash of roadway fatalities (They want the blood alcohol limits dropped.)

from City TV Edmonton:

More puppies (And why the Edmonton Humane Society takes in all these dogs over here.)

from The Gateway (U of A):

Female athlete injury risk higher

Scientists decipher dinosaur colouration

That’s Tuesday for you.

Comments are closed.