City Of Edmonton

• Edmonton’s 1st parking ban of season ends — but a Christmas snowfall could trigger another

  The City of Edmonton wrapped up its first Phase 1 seasonal parking ban of the winter on Monday, but another one could be declared as 10 to 20 cm of snow is expected on Dec. 24.

  Weather

  Dec 23
  
• Edmonton city crews jump on heavy snowfall

  As of noon on Thursday, more than 90 per cent of phase one snow clearing had been complete. City crews said they've worked 24/7 to make sure roads are clear.

  Weather

  Dec 18
  
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• Debit, credit and digital wallets can now be used to board Edmonton transit

  People riding the LRT or bus in the Edmonton region will now be able to use their own credit and debit cards or digital wallets at Arc readers when boarding transit.

  Traffic

  Dec 8
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• Edmonton city council approves 6.9% tax increase for 2026

  After four days of discussion at city hall on how to keep Edmontonians from paying significantly more in 2026, a 6.9 per cent tax hike was the number agreed on by councillors.

  Money

  Dec 4
• Low Level Bridge closed this weekend as city wraps rehabilitation work

  The City of Edmonton said Low Level Bridge construction is expected to wrap up head of schedule, with northbound and southbound traffic fully restored in the coming weeks.

  Traffic

  Dec 4
• City of Edmonton wraps up 2025 construction season

  Among the projects completed this year were the warehouse park in downtown Edmonton, Strathcona County footbridge, supportive housing in Holyrood and Blatchford Fire Station #8.

  Traffic

  Nov 26
• Edmonton could explore private partnerships for public buildings

  Edmonton city council will take a look at a report outlining how private industry could be used to help construct important infrastructure that's currently unfunded.

  Politics

  Nov 18
• Edmonton man faces troubles trying to get abandoned vehicle towed away

  When Paul Johnson reported an abandoned vehicle to the city, he says he was told that he would have to wait almost a year because there is no room in the impound lots.

  Canada

  Nov 5
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• From 6 to 600 ballots: What went wrong with the count in sipiwiyiniwak?

  Edmonton Elections has released an explanation on how sipiwiyiniwak city council candidates Darrell Friesen and Thu Parmar went from six votes apart, to more than 600.

  Politics

  Oct 23
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• Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE floral exhibition takes over Muttart Conservatory

  The international exhibition Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE is a ten-day celebration of Edmonton’s vibrant arts and culture scene, brought to life by local floral designers.

  Lifestyle

  Oct 2