Edmonton Journal
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Jun 4, 2026
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Opinion: One-size-fits all doesn't work for Edmonton's diverse neighbourhoods
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Article Excerpt
A pedestrian walks their dog past an under construction infill home in Edmonton's Parkallen neighbourhood, Friday June 11, 2021. PHOTO BY DAVID BLOOM /Postmedia Article content Edmontonians love their neighbourhoods. For generations, neighbourhoods have been the fundamental building block of our city. It is in neighbourhoods where we experience much of what is important to living a rich life. The neighbourhood playground, community league hall, community garden, outdoor rink, parks, tree canopy, pathways and local shops all matter. Article content Article content And what is most important is …
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