City approves rezoning for 124 Street lot for tower up to 25 storeys
A redevelopment on 124 Street that could include 25 storey towers is one step closer to reality.
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City looks ahead to future of Old Strathcona
The city's urban planning committee heard from more than two-dozen people on Tuesday about the long-term vision for the Old Strathcona neighbourhood.
City approves tax forgiveness program for owners who clean up derelict properties
The city has approved a prorated tax forgiveness for derelict property owners.
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'It's not fair': Edmonton's mayor asks for residents' help to get province to pay $80M in taxes owed
"The Fair Compensation Project will include advocacy on several ways that the City of Edmonton is not being fairly compensated for the services we provide," Mayor Amarjeet Sohi told reporters at a news conference on Tuesday.
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Advocacy coalition says more protections needed for vulnerable Edmontonians this winter
Ten advocacy groups have come together to demand more protections for vulnerable Edmontonians ahead of colder temperatures.
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'We need an overhaul': Coun. Andrew Knack on why he's stepping down, and what's next
Edmonton city councillor Andrew Knack discusses his decision not to seek re-election, and what his political future may look like.
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Edmonton council opts to continue allowing homeless shelters in industrial areas
Homeless shelters will no longer be allowed next to heavy industrial properties in Edmonton after a Wednesday decision, but council stopped short of an outright ban for industrial areas.
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Edmonton city councillor leaving municipal politics after 11 years
Andrew Knack fought back tears as he announced on Monday afternoon that his time in municipal politics is coming to an end.
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City of Edmonton to vote on formal opposition to Camrose Casino relocation
Edmonton city council is planning to formally oppose the relocation of the Camrose Casino to south Edmonton.
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City council, administration wrestle with potential double-digit tax hike for 2025
If you thought this year's 8.9-per-cent property tax increase was steep, wait until you see the numbers Edmonton city council and administration are batting around for 2025.
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City suspending changes to residential parking program until 2026
Edmonton has decided to press pause on previously announced changes to its residential parking program.
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With rise in bear spray assaults, Edmonton changes bylaw to regulate sales
The City of Edmonton has amended its bylaw to regulate sales of bear spray.
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'It's making a difference': City says transit riders feeling safer amid ongoing efforts to improve ETS experience
The City of Edmonton said riders are feeling safer on public transit.
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'To protect our children': Alberta unveils new bill aimed at child-care sector
The Alberta government is looking to increase oversight of the child-care sector.
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EXCLUSIVE More than a dozen workers exposed to asbestos in Edmonton public schools last year
Hundreds of pages of documents detailing potential asbestos exposures at Edmonton’s largest school division reveal human error led to more than a dozen worker exposures last year.
Edmonton transit needs more hours, new routes and renovated buses: report
As Edmonton's population booms, so has demand on the city's transit system.
Elks name team alumnus and U of Alberta football coach as new president and CEO
A three-time Grey Cup winner in Green and Gold is the new president and chief executive officer of the Edmonton Elks.
Morinville junior high students participate in 66-foot-high Pumpkin Drop Challenge
Students at a Morinville junior high school tested their engineering and aerodynamics knowledge by dropping pumpkins 66 feet in the air.
Edmonton dog hoping to visit with trick-or-treaters on Halloween
An Edmonton woman is asking trick-or-treaters to stop by her house to visit her dog.
McDavid injury chance for other Oilers 'to step up': coach
Edmonton Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch hopes his players believe in the latter phrase as he mentioned the word "opportunity" several times Wednesday afternoon after news that the team's biggest star, Connor McDavid, won't play for the next two-to-three weeks – as many as 11 games – because of an ankle injury.
Edmonton police body-cam deal worth $16M over 5 years
The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is outlining a number of expensive purchases it's making, including body cams, motorcycles and helicopter fuel.
Alberta infrastructure minister 5th UCP member to admit accepting free Oilers playoff tickets
Alberta's Infrastructure Minister Peter Guthrie says he accepted free Edmonton Oilers NHL playoff tickets and says it did not contravene government conflict-of-interest rules.
