RT @Plaqster: @vineshpratap The peasants in the lower mainland WOULD NOT accept a ground streetcar-type train. They showed their displeasu…
Edmonton city council to study savings strategies as budget debate ramps up
Can millions of dollars in savings be found while still maintaining services people in Edmonton see as essential? Continue reading
Smoke-free alternative? Tobacco company opens flagship store in Edmonton
A new tobacco retail outlet is set to open Friday in Edmonton, marketing “smoke-free,” tobacco-heating products, amid concern from anti-smoking advocates. Continue reading
An exit interview with Edmonton Police Chief Rod Knecht: ‘It’s been rewarding’
Edmonton Police Chief Rod Knecht sits down with Global News for his exit interview days before his retirement from the Edmonton Police Service. Continue reading
Alberta’s other oil: Protecting a golden industry worth billions
It’s an Alberta industry that’s worth billions. Here’s a closer look at the scope of a crop that took root about 30 years ago in the province. Continue reading
New lease on life for long-vacant downtown Edmonton site?
A long-vacant site in downtown Edmonton, that at one time was home to a historic apartment building, could have a new lease on life. Continue reading
Edmonton business owner raises concerns with property tax increases
Huge property tax hikes in recent years have some Edmonton businesses wondering if it’s even worth keeping their doors open. Continue reading
More red light and speed-on-green cameras coming to Edmonton
In the battle against bad driving habits, 20 more safety cameras are coming to city intersections this year. Continue reading
They’re back! Mosquitoes return to Edmonton with a vengeance
The mosquitoes have returned to Edmonton and the city’s pest management lab said compared to the last three years, the numbers are slightly elevated. Continue reading
Exhibition lands redevelopment: A new urban infill site in Edmonton
The Edmonton Exhibition Lands, the site Northlands used to call home, is being prepared for redevelopment. Continue reading
Edmonton homeowners say LRT is forcing them to pay for parking upgrades
For the last 10 years, Colin Davies has called the Strathearn community home. Parking out front on the service road has never been a problem. Continue reading
Robbery was motivation for Edson triple murders, Crown alleges
Mickell Bailey is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of Daniel Miller, his girlfriend Roxanne Berube and her teenage daughter Jazmine Lyon, near Edson in 2015. Continue reading
Edmonton continues to wait: Date to fix Metro Line LRT issues approaches
The deadline is fast approaching for a fix to be in place for the problem-plagued Metro Line LRT. Continue reading
Ripe for redevelopment: Downtown Edmonton dealership plans to move
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
Ripe for redevelopment: Downtown Edmonton dealership plans to move, raising questions about what will happen to the site after the dealership leaves. Continue reading
Historic Edmonton building could see date with the wrecking ball
Some Edmontonians are speaking out against a plan to demolish a nearly century-old building in Old Strathcona. Continue reading
Momentum stalls in push to revitalize Edmonton street: ‘It’s in so much disrepair’
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
Residents in Terrace Heights are blunt in their assessment of the 101 Avenue corridor through their community. Continue reading
