I am on vacation, but reading Edmonton blog posts is one of my favourite things to do, so the roundup continues: Vintage Edmonton takes a harrowing look at a 1913 accident on the North Saskatchewan River that killed six. I strongly suggest you read Vintage Edmonton regularly — there are new treasures every day. On City … More Edmonton blog roundup: July 28, 2014

It may be summer, but vacation season hasn’t stopped Edmonton bloggers from writing up a storm. Here are a few for your reading pleasure: Salma Kaida is justifiably excited about the green onion cake donair she discovered at the East Meets West festival.  Natasha Chiam will probably make you cry, especially if you’re a parent. What … More Edmonton blog roundup: July 21, 2014

Here are some Edmonton blog posts that caught my fancy this week: Andy Grabia explores what has been lost and what remains in Edmonton’s playgrounds. (Photo courtesy of Andy Grabia — full set here.) Jeff Samsonow celebrates some Seattle phenomena he’d love to see in Edmonton. Jeff Archibald reveals what he learned about motivating people from the bosses … More Edmonton blog roundup: July 14, 2014

Quite the mix of Edmonton blogs I’m glad I read this week. Hope you enjoy, too: John Harry Kim has been blogging up a storm on the Edmonton Table Tennis Club site, including video highlights of local play. The Local Good launches the #31DaysofYeg challenge, a kind of scavenger hunt for living and loving local.  … More Edmonton blog roundup: July 7, 2014