Edmonton Bylaws

• Group worried about ‘radical’ zoning bylaw changes; Edmonton councillor calls them ‘necessary’

  Some Edmonton residents are worried that citizens don't know about the zoning bylaw renewal, which would allow more infill housing and mixed-use development neighbourhoods.

  Politics

  Jun 15, 2023
  
• Council to look at creating rules for Edmonton cannabis lounges

  Councillor Mike Nickel sees a hole in Edmonton's bylaws and regulations that he wants to see filled. Nowhere are there rules for city staff to use for cannabis lounges.

  Cannabis

  Nov 4, 2019
  
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• Edmonton entrepreneurs offer praise, frustration as they seek business classification rule changes

  Some small Edmonton businesses have had success navigating local rules, while others are pushing for change and frustrated with red tape.

  Consumer

  Jul 11, 2019
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• Edmonton councillor wants sidewalk-clearing policy that’s quicker than waiting for ice to melt

  Andrew Knack has asked city staff to report back on ways to have your complaints about unshoveled sidewalks dealt with more quickly.

  Politics

  Mar 12, 2019
• Old Strathcona business granted appeal in effort to get cannabis retail licence

  An Edmonton business still has a chance to modify its licence from selling cannabis-related merchandise to cannabis itself, after an Alberta judge granted an appeal in its favour.

  Cannabis

  Jan 10, 2019
• Vehicle noise monitors that encourage more noise ‘reason to discontinue pilot’: Edmonton mayor

  It's been a noisy two weeks for an Edmonton woman who's hearing very loud protests of a proposed city bylaw change. Are those vehicle noise meters promoting bad behaviour?

  Politics

  Sep 11, 2018
• Edmonton monitoring vehicle noise as part of pilot project

  Edmonton began tracking vehicle noise in several high-traffic areas on Monday, using signs that detect and measure sound.

  Crime

  Aug 28, 2018
• Effort to regulate Whyte Ave buskers a bust, Edmonton report finds

  Edmonton City Hall tried to regulate and license buskers, or street performers. It didn't go so well, according to a new city report.

  Entertainment

  Apr 13, 2018
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• Door opening to more brew pubs after Edmonton slashes red tape

  Red tape has been cleared to open more opportunities for small microbreweries and micro-distilleries to operate in more zones than they were allowed to before.

  Consumer

  Jun 8, 2017
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• Edmonton looks at hybrid fare structure to address ride sharing in bylaw

  The city's vehicle-for-hire bylaw could soon include a different fee structure for ride-sharing companies like Uber and a new look hybrid fare structure.

  Politics

  Jan 21, 2016