Sarah Hamilton

• Navigating Edmonton city council as a parent

  City council's newest parent, Sarah Hamilton, gave birth to her baby recently.

  Politics

  Sep 10, 2021
  
• Unique project honours 100 years since first woman elected to Edmonton city council

  The Searching for Izena project honours a centennial since the first woman was elected to Edmonton city council.

  Politics

  Jan 16, 2021
  
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• Free Admission Day in Edmonton could be replaced with new program

  The City of Edmonton is considering replacing Free Admission Day with a new program called Live Active Day.

  Canada

  Jan 29, 2020
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• Potential years-long closure of Hawrelak Park and new plaza concern Edmonton festivals

  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.

  Politics

  Mar 21, 2019
• Analysis of new Edmonton bus network finds gaps in service from stops to destinations

  Edmonton Transit Service management recommends running a pilot project as a way to test supplemental service delivery models and figure out which works best.

  Politics

  Nov 27, 2018
• Some Edmonton city councillors questioning why Blatchford needs more money

  A new report released just prior to Edmonton City Council's utilities committee meeting Thursday calls for another $52 million to be invested in Blatchford's district energy system.

  Economy

  Oct 25, 2018
• Edmonton City Council puts downtown innovation hub plan on hold

  The idea of a downtown tech innovation hub has been put on ice by Edmonton City Council.

  Politics

  Oct 23, 2018
• New Edmonton policy allows undocumented immigrants to access city services

  Edmonton city council has voted in favour of a new policy intended to make it easier for undocumented immigrants to gain access to municipal services and programs.

  Canada

  Sep 20, 2018
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• Councillor condemns hateful graffiti spray-painted in southwest Edmonton neighbourhood

  The Edmonton Police Service is investigating a disturbing graffiti spree through the Lessard neighourhood.

  Crime

  Aug 3, 2018
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• 2 former police commissioners say Edmonton city councillors should not be on board

  A former member of the Edmonton Police Commission says when the provincial Police Act is redone, it should remove two city councillor representatives on the board, a change that was already tested out.

  Crime

  Jul 23, 2018