8.9% property tax approved by Edmonton council
Edmonton city council unanimously agreed on an 8.9-per cent property tax increase Tuesday evening.
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City council approves supportive housing developments in Garneau, Canora
Edmonton's city council has approved plans for two new supportive housing developments on city-owned land.
'It came as a shock to me': Edmonton city council grappling with proposed increase to 2024 taxes
As city council mulls increasing Edmonton's 2024 property taxes to 8.7 per cent, one local charity worries it will push people into poverty.
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Budget adjustment report recommends city further hike 2024 property tax increase by 2.1% to 8.7%
City of Edmonton administration is recommending in a report released Thursday that property taxes rise by 8.7 per cent for 2024, an increase of 2.1 per cent from the 6.6 per cent hike city council approved in December.
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What you need to know about incoming changes to Edmonton public parking
The City of Edmonton is launching a new system it says will make paying for parking "simpler and faster."
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City appoints civic department head as interim Edmonton city manager
An eight-year City of Edmonton administration veteran will fill in as its city manager while it searches for a permanent replacement.
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Council ratifies new agreement that will see raises for Edmonton city workers
The City of Edmonton and a union representing city workers have officially come to an agreement on the terms of a new collective agreement.
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City workers vote to accept new contract, library workers to vote later this week
Workers have voted to accept an offer from the city that narrowly prevented a strike.
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Andre Corbould leaving Edmonton city manager position on April 3
Edmonton's city manager Andre Corbould is leaving his position, the city confirmed on Friday evening.
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Edmonton City Hall will reopen to the public next week after shooting in January
Edmonton City Hall will reopen to the public next week after a shooting earlier this year.
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Developers seek financial incentives to spur downtown housing construction
A tug-of-war over downtown development saw city council and advocates for property developers trade stances over the best way to spur home construction in Edmonton's core.
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Edmonton to remove residential parking zones, charge fee for residential parking permits
The city is removing a number of resident-only parking zones in Edmonton and bringing in a fee for residents in other zones who want to retain their parking permits.
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CSU 52, library workers to receive 6.25% increase, $1k lump sum under tentative agreement with city
The union representing city and library workers has shared more information on a tentative deal reached to avoid a strike.
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Cat who jumped from burning balcony will recover: management company
A cat that jumped from the balcony of a burning building in downtown Edmonton on Thursday afternoon will make a full recovery, building officials say.
'So damn undemocratic': Edmonton mayor reacts to legislation granting province power to fire councillors or veto local bylaws
A bill that would empower the Alberta government to remove elected municipal officials or strike down local bylaws is an "attack on local democracy," says the capital city's mayor.
DonAir force takes over at Oilers playoff games
As if a 4-0 Edmonton Oilers lead in Game 1 of their playoff series with the Los Angeles Kings wasn't good enough, what was announced at Rogers Place during the next TV timeout nearly blew the roof off the downtown arena.
Toxic testing standoff: Family leaves house over air quality
A Sherwood Park family says their new house is uninhabitable. The McNaughton's say they were forced to leave the house after living there for only a week because contaminants inside made it difficult to breathe.
Oilers focus on better start for Game 3 vs. Kings
The Oilers — overtime losers of Game 2 in Edmonton — have to find a way to follow their own advice to tame the Los Angeles Kings on the latter's home ice the next two games.
Child sexual exploitation charges laid against Alberta RCMP officer
An Alberta RCMP officer has been charged with child sexual exploitation offences.
Brett Kissel curse? Radio host starts petition to stop singer from performing anthem at Oilers playoff games
An Edmonton radio host created a petition to stop country music singer Brett Kissel from performing the anthem at Oilers playoff games – and Kissel signed it.
Artistic Oilers fans churning out best work during motivating playoff run
The Edmonton Oilers' playoff run is inspiring the team's most creative fans.
Fatal crash on Highway 28 north of Edmonton
A person was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 28 in Sturgeon County Friday morning.
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Que. students accuse teacher of profiting off their artwork
Students at a Que. school are accusing their teacher of unlawfully selling their art online. Genevieve Beauchemin has the details.
