The City of Edmonton has released an updated bike plan meant to lay out the groundwork for expanding the bike lane system in the coming years.

Paths for People is one of several organizations pushing for new safe-passing rules for motorists, similar to what Calgary has in place now.

Zane Zaleschuk bikes to work downtown almost year-round, rain or shine, through hot and cold. 

Mayor Don Iveson says his office has fielded complaints about illegal e-scooter riding on the sidewalk.

Within a 15-block distance, there are about 220 different signs — from playground zone notifications and speed limits to bike lane advisories, traffic advisories and more.

More than 200 residents of Strathcona, who live east of 99 Street, have written city council urging them to back off from a major bike infrastructure project that's scheduled to coincide with neighbourhood renewal next year.

Cyclists in Edmonton are sounding the alarm after tacks were discovered strewn across part of the downtown bike network.

Some people living along Edmonton's bike network are questioning the design and the sacrifice of parking space.

"It's annoying, frustrating, I get it," said Coun. Ben Henderson on what seems like perfectly good new pavement and bike lanes ripped out on 106 Street. But looks are deceiving.

An Edmonton project has gone off the rails, according to many people living in the Queen Alexandra neighbourhood.