The Relevance Report

In this week's Relevant Report, we will be discussing all things traffic, construction noise, and driving in Edmonton. Madeline McCarthy chats about downtown construction, Praise Odusote discusses driving problems taking transit in the city, Sean Gorman takes a look at traffic noise and Neal Yong shares his experience as a delivery driver working across Edmonton.

This week, we'll dive into how social media has served as a tool in police investigations, the dangers of digital overconsumption, its influence on retail therapy, and its impact on the food scene.

In this episode of the Relevance Report we will talk about Edmonton’s evolving urban centers, how fashion can inform personal politics on school campuses, the emergence of sustainable community gardening, and finally, how dandelions can be beneficial for your health and wellness.

Edmonton is a city that lives and breathes hockey. From the successes of the Oilers on the Ice, questions around their star player, the ownership of the team building the downtown core, or even how Albertans are getting closer to the game through online betting. In this episode, we’ll look at everything about Edmonton’s hockey culture!

On this week's episode of  The Relevance Report, we will discuss the policies that have affected the lives of Canadians.

In this episode of the Relevance Report, we look at issues facing Albertans, from local businesses to public educators on strike.

Explore Edmonton’s autumn scene. This episode of the Relevance Report covers both DARK and Deadmonton, two of Edmonton’s largest halloween festivals. We also preview the Edmonton Underground Film Festival and analyze why Edmonton Elks fans should be optimistic towards the end of the season.

This week, we dive into the mayoral election and its effect on students, talk about infrastructure in regards to the downtown core and the development plan for MacEwan University, then we'll learn about the dark history of the Charles Camsell Hospital in Edmonton, and the Ukrainian Heritage Village rebuild.

We will discuss pop culture moments that have changed, shaped or influenced the industry and mostly ourselves.

In this week’s episode, we’re diving into the US-Canada trade war, discussing the events and decisions that led us here, how tariffs are affecting small businesses, and what real Canadians think about it all.