Don Iveson described his pre-Throne Speech get together with Premier Jason Kenney as an “overall positive meeting.” However has questions about LRT funding. Continue reading
Flags from Canada’s centennial celebrations, a $1 bill and silver dollar, and a copy of the Edmonton Journal newspaper from July 1967 were among the artifacts at Fort Edmonton Park. 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
The pair discussed the federal government’s Municipal Infrastructure Top-Up program, which Iveson said will be a significant contribution to municipalities. Continue reading
Out of the 20 Edmonton ridings in the Alberta election, 18 have (unofficially) elected NDP MLAs. So, what does that mean for Edmonton? Will the city’s voice still be heard at the provincial level? Continue reading
Two years of LRT frustration have come to an end, Bob Layton says. Continue reading
Mayor Don Iveson said he was sad to hear the 2019 Pride Festival was cancelled but also said he understands it’s a complex situation and not unique to Edmonton. Continue reading
The City of Edmonton is calling on taxpayers to push city issues when provincial politicians visit doorsteps. Continue reading
Public transit in Edmonton, and what many see as much-needed improvements to a major thoroughfare in the city, are the latest recipients of funding by the Alberta government. Continue reading
Procurement of the Valley Line West LRT was approved by Edmonton city council on Tuesday morning. Continue reading