Edmonton’s police chief plans on coordinating with public health officials to combat the growing use of meth he says is showing up in large numbers in daily police reports. Continue reading →

The final number is in at Edmonton City Hall for your property tax increase. Continue reading →

Council’s community services committee has heard from a representative that says a farm team of the Los Angeles Angels is interested in moving to Edmonton. The city wants to enter into a new 10-year lease on RE/MAX Field. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Prospects have suddenly found themselves in the final few months of their baseball lease on RE/MAX Field. The city has decided to not extend the deal and instead is asking for bids on a new, 10-year lease. Continue reading →

According to the audit, there is no clear indication of who’s supposed to be in charge of Edmonton’s maintenance and storage yards. Continue reading →

One of the backers behind the gondola project, that was born from the Edmonton Project, says they’ll be asking for councillors to endorse a formalized agreement at a meeting next week. Continue reading →

A balance-sheet dilemma has cropped up ahead of Tuesday’s city council meeting in Edmonton. Continue reading →

Edmonton city councillor Mike Nickel has sent an open letter to all Alberta election candidates, trying to sort out confusion that mobile home owners are facing across the province. Continue reading →

Delegates at the AUMA leaders forum heard promises to wrap up a funding deal with those municipalities other than Edmonton and Calgary from the NDP, UCP, and Alberta Party. Continue reading →

Alberta political parties have received a questionnaire from the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce asking for their views on ways to cut business costs, red tape and stay competitive. Continue reading →

City council’s utilities committee was presented with one unlikely option to build a special green utility for Blatchford: a 0.4 per cent property tax increase to cover off a missing $93 million. Continue reading →

Food truck operators in Edmonton are filling each others email inboxes with a letter from city traffic operations that says they won’t be able to get a fixed location in downtown this year. Continue reading →

If the park is closed completely, the work would take three years. If the park is partially closed and work is done around other activities, it could take as long as nine years to complete. Continue reading →

Now that their proposal has won an award, the backers behind Edmonton’s High Level Line project are hoping that recognition will help spur action to make the proposal a reality. Continue reading →

Edmonton city councillors have rejected the first draft of a new transit fare plan that would have seen many seniors paying substantially more. Continue reading →