Don Iveson
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Alberta budget: Edmonton mayor ‘confounded and disappointed’ with province on supportive housingDon Iveson doesn't understand why the province won't work with Edmonton on supportive housing initiatives.EconomyFeb 25
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Another Black Muslim woman threatened at Edmonton transit stationThis is the fifth time Edmonton police have been called to investigate similar attacks against Black women wearing hijabs in three months.CanadaFeb 24
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Alberta budget: Edmonton mayor keeping an eye on jobs, infrastructure promises, homelessnessThe mayor said job creation, addressing homelessness, as well as the province keeping its infrastructure promises are the city's top priorities in the upcoming budget.PoliticsFeb 23
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Protesters gather from across the province at Alberta legislature to fight COVID-19 health measuresEdmonton's mayor has spoken out against a COVID-19 protest Saturday that will see a 'freedom convoy' travelling from Lethbridge through Calgary to the Alberta legislature.HealthFeb 20
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Mayor requesting inquiry after police forced homeless people out of Edmonton LRT stationIveson will ask for an inquiry into the implementation of the extreme weather protocols, clarifying how city employees -- including police -- are expected to respond.CanadaFeb 16
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City of Edmonton to reopen some city arenas, facilities ThursdayThe city said it doesn't want to open up facilities that won't be well used. At this point, fitness facilities within recreation centres will not reopen.HealthFeb 10
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$14.9B promised to Canadian cities for ‘major public transit projects’The new money will not be specifically divided up between provinces, but instead put into a pot that can be accessed whenever a project is ready.CanadaFeb 10
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Calgary, Edmonton mayors concerned with reopening as Alberta adds 355 new COVID-19 casesAs Alberta’s added 355 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday afternoon and an additional 10 deaths, both Calgary and Edmonton’s mayors are questioning the provincial reopening plan.HealthFeb 1
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Walterdale Bridge still cost Edmonton $155M, even after contractor paid damages for delaysEdmonton taxpayers paid full price for the Walterdale Bridge, despite fines that were levied against the contractor following major delays in the project.CanadaJan 27
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Edmonton Councillor Scott McKeen announces he won’t run for re-election"I will miss it dearly. It's been the privilege of my life to sit on city council."PoliticsJan 15
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