The founder of Indigo Harm Reduction says, if passed, the bylaw would make Edmonton the first in Canada to have harm reduction services at a large-scale electronic dance music event. Continue reading
An Edmonton committee passed a motion Wednesday for a pilot project that would involve automated technologies, including cameras, as well as a human presence with the noise-monitoring devices. Continue reading
According to the city, a typical single-family home assessed at $399,500 will pay $3,628 in property taxes this year. Continue reading
Despite a number of social media posts warning pet owners of various dangers at Edmonton dog parks, the city said none of the allegations have been confirmed and parks remain open. Continue reading
Fellow passengers are describing it as the best 10 minutes they’ve ever spent waiting for a bus. Continue reading
The Edmonton Police Service is looking for feedback on a proposal to levy a new $15-per-year fee against anyone registering a home security system. Continue reading
New rules are being put in place to make raves safer events in Edmonton’s nightlife scene. Continue reading
For the third year in a row, the city of Edmonton is making admission at all five outdoors pools free in summer 2019. Continue reading
Pedestrian safety was discussed at Edmonton City Hall on Tuesday as city councillors warmed to the idea of adopting a two-tier system for residential speed limits in an attempt to make streets safer for those on foot. Continue reading
With recent gorgeous weather, the timing couldn’t be better for the city’s spray parks to turn on the water. Continue reading