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Edmonton's 36th mayor, Amarjeet Sohi, is preparing to pass the torch. He reflects on the good, bad and the legacy he hopes to leave behind.

The 2025 Edmonton election campaign comes to an end on Monday night and Global News will have live coverage.

A year ago, Andrew Knack was preparing to walk away from politics. Now, he will be the next mayor of Edmonton.

Global News interviewed the top six Edmonton mayoral candidates about what they say they will do if elected.

Outspoken Edmonton critical care physician Dr. Darren Markland passed away on Sunday, Sept. 21 at the age of 54, in a mountain biking accident near Nordegg, Alta.

Minister Dreeshen says the city is committed to doing further consultation. But changing the provincial legislation entirely, so that’s always the case, isn’t off the table.

The new Downtown Student Housing Incentive is offering a total of $15 million for designs that meet student housing needs and are built in the downtown area.

Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek and Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen are scheduled to meet Wednesday amidst a dispute over the future of bike lanes in the city.

Construction officially kicked off for the new Beverly Heights Senior Community. It will offer 264 resident rooms, including 194 long-term care beds and 70 non-funded beds.

There's now two current and two former city councillors running to be Edmonton's next mayor, after Michael Walters launched his bid to return to city hall. So where does he stand?

“'Sometimes you look at your partner, and you look in their eyes — and you know that sometimes you can't put them second again, that you can cancel again,' Tim Cartmell said.

Nkundabatware and his family moved to Canada eleven years ago from the Congo to escape the conflict there only to die in a random stabbing in Edmonton.

Council did add design regulations. New rules will increase side setbacks and limit projects in side yards to accommodate space for landings, stairwells, windows and paths.

A former member of Parliament who once made headlines for faking a radio interview says he's looking to throw his hat back into the political ring.

Tim Cartmell said that he believes Edmonton is "missing the mark on infill."

The City of Edmonton doesn't have enough money to maintain its existing infrastructure, let alone build anything new.

Things have changed since the mayors made their bet last year.

As part of its annual report to council on Friday, the Edmonton Police Service says it needs to hire between 40 and 50 people for the 'back end' of the bodycam program.

Andrew Knack's campaign website says he will officially launch his campaign with a community event planned for June 14.

Edmonton city council approved the sale of land at to Jasper Place Wellness Centre for $1 last year.