After being delayed two months because of the COVID-19 pandemic, electric scooter companies Lime and Bird Canada both returned to Edmonton streets on Monday.

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson said Monday that an announcement from the federal government to fast track funding to municipalities isn't the news he's been waiting for. 

With many local businesses struggling to survive amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Edmonton announced details Wednesday of its plan to help them.

The Edmonton Public Library is headed to the court of appeal, after three cannabis stores were granted permission to set up within the 200-metre boundary of libraries.

Use it responsibly or lose it — a City of Edmonton official is warning amenities may close again if public health orders aren't being followed.

Some homeless Edmontonians could end up being housed on the Exhibition Lands in the dorm that used to house jockeys next to the racetrack. City council will look at the proposal Monday.

The City of Edmonton warned people to stay away from the North Saskatchewan River late Friday afternoon because of the waterway's "rapidly rising water levels."

The City of Edmonton has announced more amenities and facilities will be open to the public as it continues to relaunch the economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Canadian Water Network recently set up the Canadian Coalition on Wastewater-Related COVID-19 Research to help provide data to governments, utilities and public health officials when making public health decisions.

The 2019 report shows the lowest number of traffic fatalities and serious injuries since the program launched in 2015.