EDMONTON WHEELERS OF ALL ABILITIES

On Saturday August 16, we roll in solidarity with all Palestine & especially people in Gaza who are held under siege.

Route map & ride details: tinyurl.com/ybdazh8d
Join us for any part of the route!

Post-ride gathering open to everyone

#freepalestine #yegbike

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At the busiest point of 132 Ave between 66–97 St counted in 2022, there was an avg of 2 cars/minute in each direction.

During 8am peak time, there was an avg of 8 cars/minute in each direction.

It has the same right-of-way width as Yellowhead.

docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

#yegbike

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More than a few parallels with the Pacey Dumas case
• both involve Indigenous men who suffered serious head injuries at the hands of police
• ASIRT recommended charges in both. Dumas: Crown said they wouldn’t prosecute. Rain: Crown agreed to prosecute but stayed charges

Edmonton police chief finds officer who cracked man's skull may have used excessive force but opts not to hold hearing Edmonton's police chief says an officer may have used excessive force when he fractured a man's skull during a takedown but has opted not to send the constable to a disciplinary hearing after concludi...

New from me: Edmonton police chief finds officer who cracked man's skull may have used excessive force, but opts not to hold hearing edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/e...

Next stage of Imagine Jasper Avenue project construction to begin next year | CBC News The Imagine Jasper Avenue project is inching closer to being fully realized as the City of Edmonton seeks out a contractor to deliver the second phase of the project, which covers 114th Street to 124t...

After this "revitalization" project is complete, Jasper Ave is going to look like... Jasper Ave.

A most damning statement.

6-7 lanes of cars maintained along much of it.

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

etc

Sorry, still not used to checking this platform lol.

Yeah, those tables are also in the source!

Well, is he a journalist?

In other words, could City Council ask the Minister to review EPS's decision to promote a Constable to Sergeant? I hope not--that is so clearly within EPS's purview and none of Council's business that there shouldn't be anything to talk about. But that's basically what's happening here: (cont)

2. Is “disagreement” to be read as meaning *any* disagreement, or disagreement in an area in which both parties to the disagreement have, or arguably have, some jurisdiction? Because City Council indisputably has the authority to appoint commissioners, and the EPS indisputably has no role in it.

I always feel this way about the City Hall beat at the Journal. And then they push some Gunter and Staples stuff at me and I'm out. (Which is why I do pay for Taproot!)

I feel like Christy Clark was probably actually at least as ready to run as any of the others, but thought about blowing a million $ (or whatever) just to end her career in oblivion and was like "nah".

It's not too bad!

The data is already in JSON directly in the source (don't look at the dynamic elements; they get replaced, but look at the source before Javascript runs).