Videos

The number of parking fines has plummeted in the past decade

If you're paying for parking, the city thinks you're a sucker. Despite an explosion in population and more parking zones with more hours, the number of parking fines the city has issued has plummeted

Jun 6, 2026

The transformative grid technology EPCOR is experimenting with

EPCOR is trialing something really cool. As part of the installation of 14 ultra-fast EV chargers, EPCOR will be deploying a DERMS, a system that intelligently scales power usage based on peak grid

May 14, 2026

Permanent daylight time is what the most Albertans want

Is making DST permanent, after we've already had a referendum, anti-democratic? It's not clear-cut. This change was defeated by a 0.2% margin in the referendum. But consultations by both the NDP and

Apr 23, 2026

Alberta is never changing the clocks again

Alberta is moving to permanent daylight time. No more changing the clocks. We'll always have long summer evenings, and we'll be able to have bits of sun after work in the winter. Lloydminster will

Apr 20, 2026

Clearing your leaves on the first warm weekend is a death sentence for bees

I know we have an absolute scorcher coming up this weekend in Edmonton, but the bees have not yet woken up yet. It takes several consistent days above ten degrees to encourage them out. Raking and

Apr 17, 2026

Protect Alberta's watersheds. Edmonton only has one shot at drinkable water

Edmonton has only one source of water: The North Sask. Danielle Smith wants to sell us down the river, for coal. Thankfully we have people like Corb Lund, putting in the time, effort and money to keep

Apr 10, 2026

Why wasn't big money enough to win the last election?

Despite being outspent six-to-one, Andrew Knack still won the last election. Typically, the candidate with more money tends to win, but across the city in 2025, the opposite happened. It's like a bad

Apr 6, 2026

Edmonton is removing all pedestrian scramble intersections from Whyte Ave

The City of Edmonton says it wants to prioritize transit. What they're doing is prioritizing all vehicle traffic – transit and single-occupant – over pedestrian safety. They say this decision is not

Mar 29, 2026

Danielle Smith waving her arms and bulging her eyes

Mar 26, 2026

You might not get a photo radar ticket in the mail, but you're still paying

You may not get a ticket in the mail anymore, but you're still paying. Since the UCP removed photo radar in Alberta, collisions have increased, including fatal collisions. Insurance has gone through

Mar 25, 2026

Why does Edmonton's water stink in the spring?

Does your water smell like the city dumped a huge vat of chlorine into it? That's typical this time of year. All the mold and decaying plant matter is running off into our treatment plants with the

Mar 21, 2026

Addressing questions about the least effective city councillor, Karen Principe

Questions from my previous video: "Would I prefer Principe double down, instead of learning from her mistakes" - she was the mover of this motion. She could have withdrawn it at any time,

Mar 19, 2026