A firm deadline is in place for the Metro Line to finally get up to full speed: Dec 4. City staff have also created a plan to eventually extend the Metro Line north from Blatchford. Continue reading
Officials believe interest in extreme sports and events like FISE will boom thanks to the Olympic effect, but Edmonton has some tough decisions to make this budget. Continue reading
With city council set to debate changes to Edmonton’s smoking bylaw next week, a woman who represents businesses on Whyte Avenue is calling on councillors to take more time to consider any adjustments to the current rules. Continue reading
You’ll soon see more police patrolling LRT and transit stations. EPS confirm they’re about to create new hybrid units teaming two EPS officers with one transit peace officer. Continue reading
Until November, residents can visit the Yellowhead website to provide feedback. Continue reading
A report that U of A administration accepted contains 19 recommendations surrounding cannabis use on campus, in student residences and at university events once it’s legal Oct. 17. Continue reading
Mayor Don Iveson unveiled a five-point plan Tuesday morning that sets a new course of spending reductions and funding of new neighbourhoods, ahead of this fall’s four-year city budget. Continue reading
The First Place Program develops townhouses on green spaces that had previously been declared surplus by school boards. Residents have previously expressed concern about the loss of sports fields. Continue reading
Councillor Andrew Knack is asking for a detailed list of services that could be scaled back or eliminated altogether ahead of this fall’s budget talks. It could be worth as much as $64 million. Continue reading
A city report recommends improved lighting for parking lots at Clareview and Belvedere stations, and redesigning Coliseum and Stadium stations to bring them up to current safety standards. Continue reading
