Edmonton city council voted Tuesday to look at reducing the Edmonton Police Service budget by $11 million starting next year.

Edmonton city councillors voted to cancel the two years left on its e-bike rebate program on Monday.

Edmonton city council will likely begin the process of cancelling an e-bike rebate when it meets on Monday.

An online public hearing will take place next week during which Edmontonians can share their experiences with racism in the city, particularly when it comes to interactions with police.

Dale McFee says there's an opportunity in updating the Police Act to bring about change in police oversight.

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.

Mayor Don Iveson took to social media Wednesday to dispel rumours that ETS could be shut down over the summer as a cost-cutting measure.

A group of 13 Edmonton-area leaders is asking the provincial government for help in securing federal funding due to financial instability amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Iveson said he's told Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland that cities need emergency funding or they'll be forced to cancel job-creating construction projects.