Brian Simpson

• City of Edmonton explains which tickets to be retracted after peace officer allegedly slept while on photo radar duty

  Ten days after a peace officer, who faced allegations that they were sleeping while they were supposed to be enforcing speed limits, was let go from their job, a City of Edmonton official has issued a statement on the matter.

  Traffic

  Jan 6, 2020
  
• New Alberta driver’s licence and ID cards to save $1M per year: province

  The redesigned driver’s licence and ID cards boast security features like clear windows, laser engraving and 3D embossing.

  Canada

  Jun 6, 2018
  
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• Edmonton city council to start on ‘sanctuary city’ idea for immigrants without documents

  As many as 25,000 people live without proper documentation in Edmonton. City council is working out a way that those people can still access services.

  Politics

  Aug 21, 2017
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• As homicides pile up, deputy police chief calls Edmonton ‘safe city’

  With police investigating four homicides in just the past nine days, and only hours after police began investigating the latest homicide in Edmonton - a deadly north-side stabbing - the Edmonton Police Service's deputy chief held a press conference in an effort to reassure Edmontonians that Alberta's capital is safe.

  Crime

  Jun 16, 2017
• Edmonton mayor talks emergency measures to combat fentanyl crisis

  New numbers are shedding light on the opioid crisis in Alberta and prompting renewed talk of emergency measures to battle the deadly issue.

  Canada

  Feb 14, 2017