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27 de abr. de 2021 · When Don Iveson was elected to city council in 2007, Edmonton's population was around 730,000 people. According to the 2019 census the city has grown by more than 240,000 — now knocking on the ...
14 de mar. de 2018 · March 14, 2018. The Mayor of Edmonton, Don Iveson, is asking global mayors to join the Edmonton Declaration that will commit them to urgent evidence-based action on climate change. It’s a bold call-to-action for cities of all sizes to seriously consider the role of scientific research and data in building ambitious climate action plans and ...
30 de ene. de 2024 · Don Iveson. Jan 30, 2024. 38. Share this post. Civic Good. civicgood.substack.com. Copy link. Facebook. Email. Note. Other. 4. Share. What am I up to? I get the question a lot. I’ve largely stepped back from the public spotlight since retiring from City Hall, under a kind of self-imposed cooling off period.
23 de nov. de 2020 · 2:40. Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson announced Monday that we will not be running for a third term as mayor next fall and will remain focused on the city's current issues for the balance of this term ...
9 de feb. de 2017 · Building Our LRT, Building Our City. February 9th, 2017 in 2013-2017 Term, A city with better housing & transportation choices, A fiscally responsible city, A profitable and prosperous city, Community Consultation, Environment, Smarter Planning, Transit. In 1978, Edmonton’s population was just over 478,000 and – with great fanfare ...
23 de nov. de 2020 · EDMONTON -- Don Iveson had always intended to cap his tenure as Edmonton mayor at eight years. But at age 41, it wasn’t a slam-dunk decision either for the 6’4” tall Iveson, who announced ...
6 de jun. de 2020 · November 29th, 2018 in 2017-2021 Term, A fair city, A fiscally responsible city, Economy, Smarter Planning. Today, after years of negotiation, I was pleased to attend the Government of Alberta’s announcement of a new long-term, legislated funding deal for Alberta’s two largest cities. The deal reflects the province’s economic reality now.
