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Edmonton house shut down after criminal and drug activity: Alberta sheriffs
Alberta sheriffs obtained a court order and shut down a house north of downtown Edmonton they allege is a “source of drug activity and violence.” Continue reading
Amarjeet Sohi ‘very disheartened’ by images of Trudeau in racist makeup
Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi said Thursday he was “very disheartened and disappointed” to see the images of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in brownface and blackface. Continue reading
Edmonton tech startup disappointed after UCP freezes investor tax credit program
An Edmonton startup company is worried about its future success since the province has frozen some programs ahead of the October budget. Continue reading
Woman sustains head injuries after being struck crossing Edmonton street
Edmonton police are investigating after a woman was struck by a vehicle while walking east across 127 Street near 116 Avenue on Monday. Continue reading
Take Back Our Trails group run planned for Edmonton river valley in wake of crimes
The event was planned after police said there had been 14 incidents of a man exposing himself and/or accosting women in the area since mid-July. Continue reading
Strathcona RCMP officer charged with assault after off-duty altercation
A 35-year-old constable with the Strathcona RCMP detachment was charged with assault last week following an investigation into an off-duty incident. Continue reading
Alberta to announce ‘immediate changes’ to reduce driver test wait times
Since the driver test system went from private to government-run, Albertans have reported having to wait more than six weeks to book a driving exam. Continue reading
Alberta government asks Court of Appeal whether Bill C-69 is constitutional
The United Conservative government has asked the Appeal Court of Alberta whether Ottawa’s new environmental assessment process for major construction projects like pipelines is constitutional. Continue reading
Edmonton community league helps create Communibee app
Glastonbury Community League was looking for a better way to communicate with its residents and decided to work with ARC to build its own app. Continue reading
$800K in illegal drugs and weapons seized in 2 Edmonton trafficking cases
Three people are facing dozens of charges after nearly $810,000 in illegal drugs and firearms were seized by Edmonton police. Continue reading
Temporary 170 Street crossing to West Edmonton Mall planned until replacement footbridge built
A temporary pedestrian access way to help people cross 170 Street and get to West Edmonton Mall will be constructed by the end of the October. Continue reading
15-year-old boy struck by car crossing Edmonton street
A 15-year-old boy suffered serious injuries after being struck by a car while crossing 75 Street at 96A Avenue Thursday evening. Continue reading
55% of Edmonton businesses say they don’t get good value for property taxes: survey
According to a survey of 250 businesses in the region, just one-quarter of respondents agreed that Edmonton businesses get good value for their property taxes. Continue reading
Census reveals Edmonton’s population has topped 972,000
The 2019 Census has found Edmonton’s population now sits at 972,223. The city is projected to reach one million by the end of 2020. Continue reading
8 Edmonton businesses fined for selling cannabis products illegally
Eight stores were fined $48,000 for business licence and zoning bylaw offences by City of Edmonton municipal enforcement officers. Continue reading