ATU Local 569

• Peace officer unions sounding alarm over staffing, crime on Edmonton transit

  Unions representing Edmonton peace officers are sounding the alarm about the city’s ability to provide safety and security in public places especially on the transit system.

  Crime

  Jan 9, 2022
  
• COVID-19: As Alberta prepares to peel back public health measures, doctors offer advice

  Nearly all public health measures will be lifted across the province, including the provincial mask mandate, though masks will still be required in certain circumstances.

  Health

  Jun 30, 2021
  
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• Commission aims to start regional transit in greater Edmonton area in 2022

  A newly approved commission of eight Edmonton area municipalities is now looking for a CEO to oversee a transition to regional transit services.

  Traffic

  Jan 28, 2021
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• Charges stayed against bus driver in fatal collision involving Edmonton teen: ‘My daughter’s life doesn’t matter’

  Mariama Sillah was in a marked crosswalk at 134 Avenue and 40 Street when she was hit by a city transit bus November 26, 2016. According to police at the time, the driver was unaware of what happened and the teen was dragged a short distance.

  Jan 28, 2018
• City of Edmonton suspends complaint process, says letter to employees

  According to a letter sent to all city employees, the city’s current complaint process has been suspended. It comes on the heels of a contentious report from city auditor David Wiun.

  Politics

  Nov 24, 2017
• Bus drivers rally against proposed changes to Edmonton Transit

  Local bus drivers held a rally at a south Edmonton transit garage to protest proposed changes to Edmonton Transit.

  Canada

  Jun 24, 2017