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Leduc

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Oct 8, 2026

Kalen AndersonGUEST
37:18
We've already started the marathon.
Kalen AndersonGUEST
37:19
We started the marathon when we annexed land from Leduc in 2019.
Kalen AndersonGUEST
37:25
So after a six year conversation, which was very contentious and political and difficult, but worth it because the importance of the capital city of Edmonton being able to continue to grow and already noticing even way before that, that it was going to be running out of land.
Kalen AndersonGUEST
37:43
that land was transferred into the hands of the city of Edmonton in 2019.

13 MINS LATER

Robert SummersGUEST
50:58
There's good reasons to want a denser city.
Robert SummersGUEST
51:01
But what we've seen is if you do restrict growth, it creates other problems.
Robert SummersGUEST
51:06
For example, instead of building in South Edmonton, they'll build in Leduc and then they're commuting an extra 20 kilometers each day, which isn't good for sustainability.
Robert SummersGUEST
51:16
The reason I'm advocating for this is because I think this approach to growth is beneficial.
Jason KenneyGUEST
16:20
Did that effectively without any major scandals.
Jason KenneyGUEST
16:23
oversaw the development of the Alberta oil and gas industry, starting with the big imperial oil strike at Leduc in 1947.
Jason KenneyGUEST
16:31
And really, you know, often in the kind of hagiography of Alberta politics, Alan, credit for building modern Alberta goes to Peter Lougheed.
Jason KenneyGUEST
16:39
I think the credit more properly belongs to Ernst Manning for having

13 MINS LATER

Jason KenneyGUEST
29:56
Turn of the last century, much of southern Alberta ranches and farms were settled by U.S. farmers from the upper Midwest who found that they could get better and free land by moving to Alberta.
Jason KenneyGUEST
30:08
And that brought with them sort of American frontier libertarian attitudes.
Jason KenneyGUEST
30:13
And then in 1914, we struck oil south of Calgary, Turner Valley, didn't have any oil expertise, had to bring those folks up from the U.S., And then in 1947, we hit the mother load in Leduc, Imperial Oil, and by ExxonMobil, and then had to bring more people.
Jason KenneyGUEST
30:30
So the oil industry was originally staffed by everything from rig hands to petroleum engineers and geologists from Texas and Oklahoma.
Andrew WalkerHOST
1:51
Uh, right out of the gates, let's go to our game day analyst, uh, for Carr West Otto.
Andrew WalkerHOST
1:56
He is, uh, Sean Bell or Carr West Leduc, I should say.
Andrew WalkerHOST
1:59
Sean Bell, former NHL or former Edmonton Oiler, he joins us now.
Andrew WalkerHOST
2:03
Um, I, I, I did see a few tweets, a few messages after the first period.

15 MINS LATER

Shawn BelleGUEST
16:57
All right, take care.
Shawn BelleGUEST
16:58
Bye.
Andrew WalkerHOST
16:58
All right, he is, uh, Sean Bell, uh, for CAR West Leduc.
Andrew WalkerHOST
17:01
We'll take a break.
Connor HalleyHOST
1:22
Good morning.
Connor HalleyHOST
1:23
Thank you for joining us here on The Frenzy, brought to you by Willhawk Beef Jerky, the home of Alberta's best beef jerky online, willhawkbeefjerky.com. Go check 'em out in Leduc.
Connor HalleyHOST
1:32
Maybe, uh, a little conversation.
Connor HalleyHOST
1:34
But the, uh, the mighty Oil storming back last night to beat Duke's Ducks, and what a game it was.

23 MINS LATER

Connor HalleyHOST
24:45
plan.7:28, welcome back to the Frenzy here on Sports 1440, brought to you by Willhawk Beef Jerky, the home of Alberta's best beef jerky.
Connor HalleyHOST
24:55
Online, willhawkbeefjerky.com. Go check 'em out.
Connor HalleyHOST
24:58
Only available in Leduc.
Connor HalleyHOST
25:00
The, uh, beautiful Kelly Clarkson bringing us back from commercial break, which I'm informed some people did not like our debate way back in the day saying that Barry Bonds is better at baseball than Kelly Clarkson is at singing.
Kaitlyn BristoweGUEST
8:54
Yes.
Kaitlyn BristoweGUEST
8:55
Where in Canada again? Uh, Leduc, Alberta.
Kaitlyn BristoweGUEST
8:58
It's just outside- Leduc ... of Edmonton.
Kaitlyn BristoweGUEST
8:59
It's between Edmonton and Calgary.
Kaitlyn BristoweGUEST
9:02
Okay.
CrashHOST
55:12
Yeah.
ShellyAUDIENCE
55:13
And this lady, they tipped her, like, 50 bucks to drive it between, like, Leduc and Camrose, but she had to pick up eight cases of water, like, three massive bags of dog food-
GingePANELIST
55:24
Oh
ShellyAUDIENCE
55:24
... and a whole bunch of other stuff.
CrashHOST
55:30
Damn.
GingePANELIST
55:31
Oh, no way.
CrashHOST
55:31
Leduc to Camrose.
ShellyAUDIENCE
55:32
But yeah, I-
Shaye GanamHOST
48:18
[gentle music] Let's take a call or two here.
Shaye GanamHOST
48:21
We've got Dennis in Leduc.
Shaye GanamHOST
48:22
Hey, Dennis, you're on the air.
Luke StarkGUEST
48:24
Just kind of an interesting thought here, Shay.
Alan WishartHOST
51:23
Now, Nisku, I, I had to look this up.
Alan WishartHOST
51:25
It's between Leduc and Edmonton.
Alan WishartHOST
51:28
Just a little community.
Alan WishartHOST
51:30
The article on it says, "The hamlet of Nisku." [laughs]
Connor HalleyHOST
0:07
Online at wilhockbeefjerky.com. Go check them out.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:09
Only available in Leduc.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:11
And thank us later.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:13
It's, I'm going to say, one of the best things you can do.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:16
Take that nice drive, depending on where you live.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:18
Maybe it's a little bit closer.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:19
Maybe you're in Leduc and you can walk.
Connor HalleyHOST
0:20
Take the nicer boat to Leduc.
Bob StaufferHOST
2:19
Uh, he's involved in lots of different things, and he is our Oilers Now headliner today for Willhawk Beef Jerky.
Bob StaufferHOST
2:26
Others can try and imitate, but nobody can duplicate the great flavor of Willhawk Beef Jerky, only available in Leduc, Alberta.
Bob StaufferHOST
2:32
He's now in his new Friday slot.
Bob StaufferHOST
2:34
We welcome back to the show Brian Lawton.

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