Edmontonians who supported small businesses during the pandemic are seeing some turn a corner.

Greta Bar, MKT and The Pint Downtown, which decided to temporarily close after cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in either a patron or employee, are reopening Thursday.

As Edmonton city councillors hear calls for police reform, one local business is sharing an alternative it says it has seen success.

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.

Free time has turned a profit for fledgling entrepreneurs in Edmonton.

Twitter Canada says the #SupportLocal hashtag has grown in popularity in recent weeks.

Edmonton's Whyte Avenue is preparing for more foot traffic and one councillor and the neighbourhood association are calling for additional sidewalk space.

Flower shop owners have been running off their feet to fill Mother's Day orders during COVID-19 isolation restrictions.

"Administration was looking at the eventual wind down in five to 10 years... What I'm asking is: can this be accelerated?"

Here's a list of how Edmonton businesses and groups are adapting, operating creatively and showing the community some love.