That’s a wrap on our People’s Agenda project
The votes are counted, the new city council is about to get to work, and we’re putting a bow on our People’s Agenda project.
A cascade of interest greets Taproot’s election matching engine
We are buoyed and blown away by the response to the Taproot Survey, our matching engine to help Edmonton voters discover how well they align with the candidates running for mayor and city council.
The People’s Agenda project enters its next phase
We’re getting ready to ask candidates where they stand on issues that matter to the hundreds of people we heard from.
Here’s something city council can do right now to support local journalism
City council voiced its support for federal action to support local journalism this week, but it has the power to do something about the problem at the municipal level.
Meet the newest additions to Taproot Edmonton’s team
Taproot Edmonton welcomes interns Sara Gouda and Andy Trussler to our virtual newsroom.
How Taproot puts membership fees to work
Taproot has started publishing longform features again, a return to our roots amid a lot of healthy growth, and an example of membership dollars at work.
Another progress report on the People’s Agenda
We’re halfway through our series of listening sessions on the issues raised by the initial respondents to our People’s Agenda project, so this is a good time to look back at what we’ve learned and look ahead to what’s next.
Taproot Edmonton reflects on the weekend everything changed
This weekend marks the anniversary of when everything changed. In addition to that look back, Taproot Edmonton has been documenting milestones throughout the pandemic on our COVID-19 in Edmonton timeline. In this post, the Taproot Edmonton team reflects on the weekend that everything changed.
Taproot launches People’s Agenda listening sessions
We invite you to join us for some or all of our weekly listening sessions to further uncover what is important to you as we head towards the municipal election on Oct. 18. The first one is set for noon March 11, and it will tackle this question that we’ve synthesized from a number of responses: Will our taxes be well-spent?
A word about the Digital News Subscription Tax Credit
It’s tax time, which means some of our paying members are wondering about whether they can claim the new digital news subscription tax credit for their Taproot membership. The answer is no, as we are not deemed to be a qualified Canadian journalism organization (QCJO), notwithstanding our dedication to local journalism.
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