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We follow up on what 102 Avenue looks like with cars on it. Plus, updates on Buffalo art, the Alberta budget, drinking in parks, a police commission investigation, downtown police deployments, and the noise bylaw. Phew!

Here are the relevant links for this episode:

Emergency alerts

• \'Glitch\' inundates Albertans with emergency alert tests, Smith blames feds

Dining weeks

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• Greater Mill Woods Dining Week spotlights southeast eateries
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• Downtown Dining Week
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Pavement protection

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• \\nMarch 1 Executive Committee Meeting (see protocol items)
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• ISSA Award for Excellence in Pavement Preservation
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102 Avenue

• Podcast examines meaning of flip-flop on pedestrian corridor

#FreeTheBuffalo

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• Media Statement: Walterdale Bridge public art update\\n
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• Edmonton apologizes to Canadian artist after suggesting artwork was pro-colonist
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• Speaking Municipally: Episode 132
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Budget 2023

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• Alberta Budget 2023
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• Alberta budget 2023: What\'s in it for Edmonton?
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• Alberta government promises $125M to new MacEwan School of Business in Tuesday\'s budget
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• Budget falls short on infrastructure deficit, municipalities say
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• Alberta creates fiscal accountability plan to require balanced budgets
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Alcohol in parks

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• Alcohol in Edmonton parks allowed on permanent basis
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• \'We get along fine\': Edmonton\'s booze sites in public parks here to stay
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Police stuff

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• Third-party probe clears Coun. Stevenson after ex-police commission colleague\'s complaint
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• EPS Chief McFee says police \'prepared to lead\' efforts to address Downtown crime, disorder
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• Edmonton police rezoning downtown beat boundaries
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Noise bylaw

• Edmonton city council approves $1,000 fine for excessive vehicle noise

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