Feedback on city's public spaces bylaw nearly universally negative after first year, with one activist saying the bylaw criminalizes poverty

New drop off points between Westmount and Jasper Place, Bonnie Doon, Strathearn and Capilano, and west Downtown from Corona to Groat Road.

Fed up with being woken up at night, Seth Dear employs citizen science to get the raw numbers on how serious overnight drag racing is

Noting most of Edmonton's historical LGBTQ2S+ watering holes have been demolished, Ron Byers is hoping to preserve the last of them.

Right at Home Housing Society executive director Marisa Redmond said her organization never intended to build a senior's housing development

With city's current street parking framework coming under review, Janz suggests time is right to re-think how Edmonton manages its streets

'Leaving someone in a parking lot is not connecting them to services,' says O-day'min Coun. Anne Stevenson

Rewriting laws, creating Crown corporations that could rival TC Energy, building new natural gas pipelines and increasing prices for consumers: what a leaked document says about Alberta’s AI data centre and oil push

Since 2002, 63 active Edmonton firefighters have died — many are lost to cancer before they can even retire

Ward papastew councillor Michael Janz says developers not paying 'true cost' of clear-cutting wetlands and forest for city's urban sprawl

Mayor Knack says work was ready to start in 2024 but was halted on request from province, which says its waiting on application from cities

RCMP say the victim was struck by horse that had left the track Sept. 5

Veterans' House will provide 40 independent living spaces to help unhoused veterans retake control of their destinies

Community and Public Services Committee votes to increase fines for parking in accessible parking stalls to $500 from the current $250.

Over 50 speakers call on the city to do more to counter climate change as U.N. announces civilization will clear 1.5°C 'point of no return'

A home once owned by former Edmonton Oilers owner Peter Pocklington could potentially be on the auction block Oct. 29 for a tax sale

Amid rumours city scaling back bike lanes ahead of provincial bike lane legislation, Edmonton cyclists tell council to get their elbows up

"A lot of our infrastructure held up the way we had envisioned it to. Obviously there's still more work to do."

Dubbed the Rental Protection Program, the $2 million grant will help non-profits purchase and renovate units for those in housing needs

An agreement between Nations is serving as a bulwark against separatism — but how much do you know about Canada's founding treaties?

'This could be the last invention of humankind' — even supporters of the proposed Sturgeon County data centre say more guardrails needed

Environment Canada warns winds could gust up to 90 kilometres an hour through Edmonton, providing a risk to attendees of the Edmonton Heritage Festival

Albertans concerned about plans for a 13-billion data centre in Sturgeon County will register their opposition at a protest in Morinville

Same people, same ideas, different issue

Council officially declares support for staying in Canada. Mayor Andrew Knack encourages Edmontonians to vote down all 10 Oct. 19 questions.

Province says final decision on municipal bike lanes will be based on public feedback and 'technical information'.

A Facebook post from the City of Edmonton promoting its civic youth fellowship final showcase has been deleted because of racist comments.

Edmonton city council directs mayor to advocate to federal government for mandatory speed limiters in new civilian vehicles.

Report finds 59 community league buildings have potentially dangerous electrical issues, others have fire hazards, sewage backfill concerns

2024 study finds U.S states which implemented anti-transgender laws saw up to 72 per cent increase in suicide attempts.

A CBC News investigation found a number of Facebook accounts run by people overseas impersonating real Albertan separatists.

Committee hears a coordinated Community Hub response needed from both business and homeless support advocates

Majority of 2,566 Edmontonians who died on the streets have perished since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Five construction sites and three homes were torched in series of fires in multiple neighbourhoods last October and November.

'If Alberta can secede from Canada, can Edmonton secede from Alberta?'

Former Progressive Conservatives MLAs, Alberta New Democrats and Alberta Tory Party members converge to show their love of being Canadian

Elections Alberta is already investigating a breach of voter data obtained by separatist David Parker. The US company, 10XVotes, has been repeatedly mentioned by Parker as having been involved in the ...

Work on the High Level Bridge is being scaled back exponentially, down to a projected three-month window in 2028..

Alberta NDP campaign to knock on doors across province throughout the summer in anticipation of separation referendum in October