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What elements of 15-minute cities do you already see in your neighbourhood? What elements do you wish your neighbourhood had?

What do you think will be the greatest challenge in implementing the concepts of 15-minute cities in Edmonton or anywhere else?

What would you suggest for combatting misinformation spread and public distrust?

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Butterfield, M. (2023). 15-minute cities: What they are, and why some people are lashing out against them. Global News. https://globalnews.ca/news/9483836/15-minute-city-edmonton-canada/

City of Edmonton. (2023). District Planning. https://www.edmonton.ca/city_government/urban_planning_and_design/district-planning

Early, C. (2022). FIFTEEN-MINUTE CITIES: THE IDEA THAT WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO ACCESS OUR DAILY NEEDS VIA A SHORT WALK OR BIKE RIDE IS CATCHING ON IN CITIES ACROSS THE WORLD. Earth Island Journal, 37(3), 63+. https://link-gale-com.cyber.usask.ca/apps/doc/A719818618/EAIM?u=usaskmain&sid=bookmark-EAIM&xid=790c1d0b

Knack, A. (2023). 15 Minute City. Tik Tok post. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMYHUPUCc/

Moreno, C. (2021). The 15-minute city. TED Talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ2f4sJVXAI&t=12s

Motherboardvice. (2023). How did “15 Minute Cities” Become a Conspiracy Theory? Tik Tok post. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMYHUM812/

Yegunited. (2023). Say no to 15 Minute Cities. Instagram Post. https://www.instagram.com/p/Co5vuf2PY-a/

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A city where residents are able to access work, education, care, essential shopping, and socializing within the distance of a 15-minute walk or bike ride (Early C., 2022).

May feature elements such as widened pavements and expanded bike networks or spaces previously used for parking to be repurposed for more social interaction such as outdoor dining or play areas for children (Early C, 2022).

The 15-minute city is a concept created by Carlos Moreno to combat what he described as “absurd organization” of urban life including aspects such as a 45-minute drive to work. His proposed solution was the 15-minute city (Early C., 2022).

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Edmonton’s Nakota Isga Ward Councillor on 15-Minute Cities 

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Edmonton’s Nakota Isga Ward Councillor on 15-Minute Cities 

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this clip from an Edmonton Councillor gives breif insight on what a 15-mintue city is and what it means for Edmonton

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15 Minute Cities in Edmonton’s District Planning

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15 Minute Cities in Edmonton’s District Planning

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Edmonton plans to take concepts from 15-minute cities and implement them into its district planning (City of Edmonton, 2023).

A district refers to a group of neighbourhoods in close proximity to one another within a greater city (City of Edmonton, 2023).

The City of Edmonton website describes this as a “community of communities- Small towns in our big city, where people can meet many of their daily needs within 15 minutes from where they live” (City of Edmonton, 2023).

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The Spread of Misinformation about 15-Minute Cities 

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The Spread of Misinformation about 15-Minute Cities 

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With the rise of social media, misinformation on any topic can be easily spread. The main concerns being spread are restrictions on people's movement, use of their personal vehicles, and loss of privacy through surveillance. Additionally, the concept raises concern as it has been discussed as being promoted by the World Economic Forum, which is at the centre of many COVID-19 conspiracy theories (Butterfield, 2023).

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1. Ecology- Green and sustainable cities
2. Proximity- to live with reduced distance to activities
3. Solidarity- to create links between people
4. Participation- should actively involve citizens in the transformation of their neighbourhood
(Moreno, 2021)

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This protest flyer from the account yeg_united showcases some of the concerns people have with the concept of 15-minute cities

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The #Edmonton based eco-alarmists have gone off the deep end. Nuts. Crazy. Irrational. Bizarre proposal.

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The #Edmonton based eco-alarmists have gone off the deep end. Nuts. Crazy. Irrational. Bizarre proposal. https://t.co/Y6ZuBUvZyT

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The #Edmonton based eco-alarmists have gone off the deep end. Nuts. Crazy. Irrational. Bizarre proposal. pic.twitter.com/Y6ZuBUvZyT
— * W. Brett Wilson * (@WBrettWilson) January 27, 2023

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The #Edmonton based eco-alarmists have gone off the deep end. Nuts. Crazy. Irrational. Bizarre proposal. https://t.co/Y6ZuBUvZyT

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The #Edmonton based eco-alarmists have gone off the deep end. Nuts. Crazy. Irrational. Bizarre proposal. https://t.co/Y6ZuBUvZyT

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The #Edmonton based eco-alarmists have gone off the deep end. Nuts. Crazy. Irrational. Bizarre proposal.

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The idea that neighborhoods should be walkable is lovely. The idea that idiot tyrannical bureaucrats can decide by fiat where you're "allowed" to drive is perhaps the worst imaginable perversion of that idea--and, make no mistake, it's part of a well-documented plan. https://t.co/QRrjVF615q

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The idea that neighborhoods should be walkable is lovely. The idea that idiot tyrannical bureaucrats can decide by fiat where you're "allowed" to drive is perhaps the worst imaginable perversion of that idea--and, make no mistake, it's part of a well-documented plan. https://t.co/QRrjVF615q

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The idea that neighborhoods should be walkable is lovely. The idea that idiot tyrannical bureaucrats can decide by fiat where you're "allowed" to drive is perhaps the worst imaginable perversion of that idea--and, make no mistake, it's part of a well-documented plan. https://t.co/QRrjVF615q
— Dr Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) December 31, 2022

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The idea that neighborhoods should be walkable is lovely. The idea that idiot tyrannical bureaucrats can decide by fiat where you're "allowed" to drive is perhaps the worst imaginable perversion of that idea--and, make no mistake, it's part of a well-documented plan. https://t.co/QRrjVF615q

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The idea that neighborhoods should be walkable is lovely. The idea that idiot tyrannical bureaucrats can decide by fiat where you're "allowed" to drive is perhaps the worst imaginable perversion of that idea--and, make no mistake, it's part of a well-documented plan. https://t.co/QRrjVF615q

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The idea that neighborhoods should be walkable is lovely. The idea that idiot tyrannical bureaucrats can decide by fiat where you're "allowed" to drive is perhaps the worst imaginable perversion of that idea--and, make no mistake, it's part of a well-documented plan. https://t.co/QRrjVF615q

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Carlos Moreno's TED Talk on the 15-Minute City

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Carlos Moreno's TED Talk on the 15-Minute City

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This video may be out of the timeframe of my presentation but I encourage everyone to watch when they have a chance

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"Why does a noisy and polluted street need to be a noisy and polluted street?" -Carlos Moreno 

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"Why does a noisy and polluted street need to be a noisy and polluted street?" -Carlos Moreno 

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1. The rhythm of the city should follow humans, not cars
2. Each square meter should serve many different purposes
3. Neighbourhoods should be designed so that we can live, work and thrive in them without having to constantly commute elsewhere
(Moreno, 2021)