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Screenshot of Bikeology Guild of Canada's AGM event info from their website. With the same info that's in the post.
Ride of the Fancy Women poster. Bikeology Guild of Canada presents the Ride of the Fancy Women: River Valley Edition! Sunday, June 14, 2026. Meet at 11:30 AM at Louise McKinney Park, 9999 Grierson Hill for photos and gathering. Ride commences at 12:00 PM. Dress for the weather, decorate your bike, bring water to drink, and most importantly, your sense of Whimsy and Glamour as we ride to celebrate the bicycle, women's freedom machine!
A Bike to the Birds poster. All of the information on the poster is available at the link.
Screenshot of an Instagram story with a text box that reads: I did ask them about bike parking and they said, "there will be lots." I asked if they consulted with any of the local bike orgs and, of course, they hadn't. They said, "we did follow the City's guidelines." I again asked, but you didn't consult with any local bike orgs to see if they had any recommendations for best practices? Because the current bike racks are terrible. "No, we didn't. And the designs have already been approved so there won't be any changes." Smack my head emoji. Below the text box is a photo of a green bike with panniers locked up to one of the existing wavy bike racks, which encroach on the sidewalk. Below that is a red text box that reads: Example of current bike parking. There are only two of these racks and they are located on North and South ends of the strip. None are near the main entrance to the mall. And below that text box is a photo of one of the info boards that was on display at the Westmount Shopping Centre open house. The left said says OLD and below that shows two versions of the current Westmount Centre wordmark logo: one is a bit larger and in black text, the other is a bit smaller in blue text. They are both in a serif font in all caps with the word centre centered below the word Westmount. The right side says NEW and below that shows three versions of the new Westmount Shopping Centre wordmark logo: one is larger and in black text. The other two are smaller than the first and one is in a faded orange text and the other is in a faded black or gray text. All three are in a sans serif with Westmount in title case and shopping centre in all caps centered below Westmount.
A screenshot from the above linked Taproot article that reads: The community and public services committee is to discuss amendments to the traffic bylaw that would lower the fine for violating parking bans from $250 to $150. The fine was increased from $100 to $250 in 2022 in an effort to increase compliance, but administration said it’s been challenging to discern whether it worked given the wide variety of influencing factors, including the degree to which the bylaw has been enforced.
“AISH is intended to support Albertans with severe disabilities that result in them being permanently unable to work,” said the statement. “ADAP will empower Albertans with disabilities who are able to work to pursue fulfilling job opportunities while continuing to receive the supports they need.” Those on AISH will be automatically transferred to ADAP come July 1, 2026. The core benefit for ADAP is a proposed $1,740 per month. AISH offers a monthly benefit of $1,901. If an ADAP client is unable to find a job after receiving employment services, they will continue to receive financial and health benefits, said the province. If their medical condition progresses to the point where they are unable to work, they can be assessed for AISH. From July 1, 2026 to Dec. 31, 2027, people can choose to remain on ADAP or be assessed for AISH. The province said it will continue to match the AISH amount during that period. Those who wish to stay on AISH will need to provide a disability assistance medical report which will be reviewed by a disability assistance adjudicator and referred to the AISH medical review panel for final determination of eligibility. If the panel determines an individual is not eligible, they will remain on ADAP. Employment income exemptions will be reduced for AISH clients when ADAP comes into effect.
An open kitchen drawer with various take-out condiment packets sorted by condiment type and further sorted by brand in take-out containers.
Flyer with the Edmonton skyline in the background with Randy Boissonnault's picture in the foreground that says Re-Elect Randy Boissonnault Edmonton Centre
Screenshot from votewell.ca, which states that a strategic vote in the Edmonton Centre riding is a vote for the Liberals.
Screenshot of the report card for the ETS route 51. One time performance for weekdays is 77.7%, for Saturday 78.9%, for Sunday 87.6%. There is a table for route frequency in minutes for weekdays, Saturday, and Sunday for early morning, AM peak, midday, PM peak, early evening, late evening, and owl service. Productivity is also listed in a table for weekdays, Saturday, and Sunday for trips per day, service hours per day, riders per hour, daily riders, and crowded trips. Crowded definitions are a 40 foot bus with a peak load of 37. On-time performance definitions are departing from timing points 0 to 5 minutes late.