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Edmonton electronics store targeted by thieves in smash and dash
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
Edmonton electronics store targeted by thieves in smash and dash, leaving the owners of the family-run business frustrated. Continue reading
‘Onslaught’ of weeds has Edmontonians asking for more bylaw enforcement
The number of Edmonton bylaw inspectors dedicated to dealing with weed complaints is down compared to previous years. Continue reading
New restaurant to take up former Blue Plate Diner space in downtown Edmonton
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
The space that housed the Blue Plate Diner will soon be home to a new burger restaurant, and the owner says plans for the tower to replace it all have changed as well. Continue reading
Edmonton entrepreneurs offer praise, frustration as they seek business classification rule changes
Some small Edmonton businesses have had success navigating local rules, while others are pushing for change and frustrated with red tape. Continue reading
New stats show increase in Edmonton homeless camps
New stats show an increase in the number of Edmonton homeless camps. Continue reading
From truck to box, questions raised about Edmonton photo radar
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
A concern is being raised about the Edmonton’s photo radar program following the switch from a radar vehicle to a radar box. Continue reading
Reviews start to come in for Edmonton’s newest public art piece
With work nearly 95 per cent complete, the reviews are starting to come in on the city’s latest art installation. Continue reading
Change on tap? The push to update public drinking rules in Alberta
A look at how public drinking rules in Alberta are slowly changing to reflect evolving attitudes. Continue reading
Alberta addressing concerns with driver’s licence test delays
Some help is on the way for people frustrated, waiting weeks and weeks to get their driver’s licence tests done. Continue reading
Edmonton man seeks return of stolen wheelchair accessible van
An Edmonton man is turning to the public in the hope his wheelchair accessible van can be found. Continue reading
Edmonton police takedown raises questions about actions of officers
An Edmonton Police takedown is raising questions about the officers’ actions. Footage of incident was captured on cellphone videos. Continue reading
Edmonton Public Library backtracks on student minimum wage decision
Earlier this week, the union learned students who work as pages for the Edmonton Public Library would face a pay reduction in line with new provincial minimum wage rules which go into effect June 26. Continue reading
Edmonton dried meat business finds wider success with national retailer
A lot of hard work is paying off for an Edmonton entrepreneur. A national retailer now selling his product in Sobeys locations in Alberta and beyond. Continue reading
New driver safety shields installed in 4 Edmonton buses
New safety shields for Edmonton buses are being installed after years of calls to make the vehicles safer for drivers. Continue reading
New Edmonton river valley development includes nod to the past
A new development is going up in Riverdale called The Umphreville Block. It’s named after someone known as the Métis matriarch and ‘first lady’ of Fort Edmonton. Continue reading