Coun. Andrew Knack

• Edmonton is testing adaptive traffic signals to shorten red light waits

  Crews have installed artificial intelligent traffic signals along 101 Street between 103-A and 111 avenues to test how traffic flow improves with adaptive signals.

  Traffic

  Oct 2, 2019
  
• Edmonton city councillor calls for budget cuts, but wants them listed first

  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.

  Politics

  Sep 7, 2018
  
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• Proposal would make part of Stony Plain Road a one-way street to save LRT costs

  The idea of making a portion of Stony Plain Road a one-way is picking up steam since it emerged during a November open house. Coun. Andrew Knack is pursuing it with city staff.

  Politics

  Jan 8, 2018
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• Two-thirds of Edmontonians can’t afford today’s housing prices

  A new report from the city says two-thirds of Edmontonians can't afford today's housing prices, especially for infill in mature neighbourhoods.

  Politics

  Sep 1, 2017
• Edmonton city councillor looking into speed sign changes on Fox Drive

  An Edmonton woman thinks she's lucky to grab the attention of a city councillor over what she feels is an unfair speeding ticket.

  Politics

  May 29, 2017
• New Edmonton mature neighbourhood bylaw allows for unwanted driveways

  Edmonton city councillors have changed the rules that govern how mature neighbourhoods are redeveloped with both infill and replacement houses.

  Politics

  May 29, 2017