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Alberta’s premier slams Donald Trump’s tariffs as a the relationship between Canada and U.S. becomes more strained. Edmonton city councillors debate downtown funding and the community revitalization levy. Some Edmonton public schools are rotating more students to online learning amid the support staff strike. A Calgary company develops a gel called NanoSALV to help heal...

The 2025 Alberta government budget includes money for the demolition of the old Coliseum arena, as well as funding to further develop the Ice District area surrounding Rogers Place in central Edmonton. As Jaclyn Kucey explains, there are plans for an park to hold more events in outside the downtown arena.

Edmonton hopes a land sale will spur more development in The Quarters Downtown area. Council approval has cleared one of the first steps for a new build on land that has sat empty for years. Erik Bay reports.

There’s been a spotlight on Edmonton’s downtown recently, due to the NHL playoffs with tens of thousands converging several nights a week. Beyond the temporary boost in activity, there are the ongoing efforts to renew the core and that was the focus of a breakfast gathering in Edmonton Tuesday morning. Anand Pye, the CEO of...

Developers building in downtown Edmonton are asking for more financial help but city council seems hesitant to offer more aid. Breanna Karstens-Smith explains.

Edmontonians have heard Rogers Place will pay for itself and then some, at least from the city’s perspective. But it is a bit of a gamble. For that to happen, downtown growth and development must play out as anticipated. Fletcher Kent takes a look at those numbers and what we’re seeing already.

An Edmonton developer is speaking out, calling for more to be done when it comes to all the empty office space cropping up downtown. Vinesh Pratap reports.

Could development finally be coming to a downtown Edmonton eyesore? Vinesh Pratap has details on what’s being considered for a site at 100 Avenue and 105 Street.

A controversial development proposal in downtown Edmonton has left people divided. Vinesh Pratap has the latest on the debate over a proposed 80-storey tower.

Global News gets an inside look at the rapidly developing Ice District in downtown Edmonton. As Vinesh Pratap reports, there are still hurdles to overcome.

Five years ago, hopes were high for Edmonton’s downtown with the start of the Ice District development. Expectations hit a wall with the COVID-19 pandemic and lessons are being learned. But as Lisa MacGregor reports, optimism hasn’t wavered for the revival of the city’s downtown.

In an effort to bolster the economy for the 2021 construction season, Edmonton’s city council will review a proposal to provide tax relief to developers of residential towers downtown.

A Calgary developer is hoping to fill a void and is taking a chance on a piece of Edmonton. Vinesh Pratap has more on the plans to redevelop an area east of downtown.

The City of Edmonton’s urban planning committee is considering putting the brakes on some projects being funded by the downtown community revitalization levy – in order to give that money to developers as an incentive for converting unused office space into residential units. Sarah Ryan explains.

Sun, Jul 10 – The 104 Street Committee is speaking out over a proposed 600 person occupancy bar. The group said the project does not fit the character or feel of their neighbourhood. And they are not alone. Julia Wong reports.

Developer Qualico broke ground on the Station Lands project on the north edge of downtown Edmonton, which will add more housing and works spaces near the Epcor Tower, Rogers Place and Edmonton’s Chinatown neighbourhood. Nicole Stillger has the details.

Leaders from the downtown business associations of Vancouver and Winnipeg are in Edmonton discussing how to develop their downtowns. Breanna Karstens-Smith reports.

The City of Edmonton has refused development applications for two bars downtown. Both applications come from the same company. As Kent Morrison reports, residents are happy.

Opinions are mixed about a development proposed for downtown Edmonton. As Julia Wong reports, if the development goes through, it could see a popular restaurant be forced to move.

After years of construction, the vast majority of phase one of development in the Ice District now boasts countless amenities. Sarah Ryan takes a look at the transformative change to Edmonton’s downtown.