Andrew Knack

• Frustrations voiced over construction delays on stretch of Stony Plain Road in Edmonton

  Construction on Stony Plain Road is a headache for people trying to navigate the area, and now, work on a stretch that was supposed to be finished early next month is delayed.

  Traffic

  Oct 2, 2023
  
• City council, not losing UCP candidates, should inform on Edmonton issues: mayor

  Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she would consult local unsuccessful UCP candidates on how to handle problems facing Edmonton.

  Politics

  May 31, 2023
  
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• Sticker shock: Edmonton homeowners feeling impact of 5% city tax increase

  Over 400,000 notices were sent out this week, the city said, after assessments were sent in January, when property owners were told to expect a tax increase for 2023.

  Consumer

  May 26, 2023
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• Edmonton councillor questions Calgary arena funding, Smith hints at Ice District Phase 2 dollars

  Rogers Place and the surrounding Ice District didn't get any provincial government funding a decade ago and some are calling into question the timing of Calgary’s announcement.

  Politics

  Apr 27, 2023
• No more clean drug paraphernalia to be handed out in Edmonton LRT stations after city rule change

  This change is in an effort to improve the interactions between transit employees and people using drugs on or at transit facilities, according to the city.

  Canada

  Feb 13, 2023
• Edmonton residents frustrated over seasonal parking ban, fines

  Residents say the city has always put up signs in past years, however, there was no warning sign of the parking ban this year, which resulted in lots of residents getting tickets.

  Traffic

  Jan 29, 2023
• Edmonton city employees not allowed to administer naloxone on the job

  An Edmonton policy means most city staff, many of whom work at buildings downtown in the epicenter of Edmonton’s opioid crisis, cannot administer life-saving Naloxone on the job.

  Canada

  Dec 22, 2022
• Edmonton council votes against regional transit funding, killing plan

  While some councillors said Edmonton wouldn’t see a good return on investment, others believed the regional transit system would create efficiencies, benefiting all transit users.

  Politics

  Dec 15, 2022
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• Edmonton’s Northlands Coliseum to be demolished

  The building, home to the Edmonton Oilers for 42 years, costs around $1.5 million a year in dark operation, according to Ward Métis Coun. Ashley Salvador.

  Politics

  Dec 13, 2022
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• Push continues to find long-term solutions to homelessness in Edmonton

  As Edmonton city council considers funding temporary shelter spaces for millions of dollars, there are calls to invest in longer term solutions.

  Politics

  Nov 24, 2022