The city continues to have ongoing discussions with the province regarding pandemic response, including vaccine rollout.

The newly declared state of local emergency allows the city to procure supplies to deal with the pandemic faster and won't implement further restrictions for citizens.

City administration is proposing $56.5 million in program changes, efficiencies, facility closures, layoffs and other reductions and $7.5 million in other financial strategies.

A new report from the Office of the City Auditor recommends the City of Edmonton look at its growing number of supervisor positions if it wants to cut spending.

The City of Edmonton is preparing to lift some COVID-19 restrictions, starting with those placed on dogs at dog parks.

The City of Edmonton has been saying over the last few weeks that more temporary layoffs were likely.

A lower property tax increase from the city, combined with already announced reductions in taxes from the province, could mean lower property taxes.

The City of Edmonton has expanded the state of emergency by another seven days and announced Wednesday that garage sales would be banned this summer.

The mayor and interim city manager are scheduled to speak Thursday afternoon.

The list of things that you won't be able to do in Edmonton continues to grow as city councillors, who extended a local state of local emergency over the COVID-19 crisis on Thursday, heard that dog parks are going to face more restrictions starting Saturday.