A driver for Edmonton Transit is among those who have tested positive for COVID-19. The city is not telling you which bus routes are involved because of privacy concerns. Continue reading
Some more public pushback is happening over Bill 30, which critics say opens the health care system for privatization. Monday morning, one of the board members for the Health Quality Council of Alberta resigned. Continue reading
Two former City of Edmonton employees are likely facing criminal charges and a civil lawsuit after the municipality fell victim to a $1.6 million false invoicing scheme. Continue reading
More and more Edmonton businesses are seeing their workers choose to take the federal government’s emergency benefit rather than return to work this summer. Continue reading
City council has endorsed the creation of a new police plan for Edmonton, based on reforms generated from two weeks worth of public hearings that followed a massive rally at the Legislature. Continue reading
City council has received an updated report that shows the financial cost of COVID-19 to Edmonton is worse than first projected in April. They’ll review the report on Monday. Continue reading
A city of Edmonton resolution to be presented to the AUMA convention in September intends to denounce Quebec’s Bill 21. Continue reading
The CEO of EIA says debt payments need to be delayed, international flights need to resume and federal fees need to be forgiven as part of an economic recovery plan for Northern Alberta. Continue reading
Edmonton city council will likely begin the process of cancelling an e-bike rebate when it meets on Monday. Continue reading
City council has moved away from generic names for the new ward boundaries, and will instead begin consulting with local leaders to pick Indigenous names. Continue reading
Dale McFee says there’s an opportunity in updating the Police Act to bring about change in police oversight. Continue reading
The village of tiny homes gives the veterans individual privacy while offering wrap-around social services. Continue reading
A third round of layoffs has hit city employees. Global News has confirmed 60 employees are involved. The rec centre and parks employees got the word via letter on Monday. Continue reading
The City of Edmonton is poised to bring in brand new parking rules for developers to work with that would no longer see a set amount of parking spots to be built with a property. Continue reading
According to a city hall report to be released Thursday, Edmonton will enter into an MOU with Alberta Ecotrust to invest $22 million to convert Edmonton into a low-carbon city. Continue reading