Here are the relevant links for this episode:

News anchor

• Global Edmonton names Scott Roberts new co-anchor of Global News Hour at 6

Edmonton Marathon

• Edmonton Marathon 2022 attracts over 3,000 participants

Gateway Boulevard

• Construction leads to lane reductions on Gateway Boulevard

Walterdale Bridge art

• News Release: Update on public art intended for Walterdale Bridge
• Speaking Municipally: Episode 132

Scona Pool

• Edmonton councillors vote to permanently close Scona Pool
• City of Edmonton plans to close Scona Pool permanently, report shows
• Agenda item
• 2018: Strathcona residents lobby Edmonton council for new pool
• Rollie Miles Recreation Centre

Edmonton Ski Club

• Edmonton Ski Club gets support from city councillors for $800K to stay open
• Agenda item

Vehicle noise

• City of Edmonton to explore stiffer penalties, other options to combat noisy vehicles
• Edmonton city committee moves forward on cracking down on excessive vehicle noise
• Excessive vehicle noise could earn you a ticket in Red Deer thanks to updated bylaw, new detectors
• Petition: Motor Vehicle Enthusiasts Aren't the City of Edmonton's Bank

Curbside space

• Street parking overhaul gets go-ahead from Edmonton councillors
• Committee approves long-term plan to update curbside space in Edmonton
• Agenda item

Pesticide ban

• Edmonton councillors shelve pesticide ban, demand better weed control

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