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Edmonton city council looks to trim fat in 2023-2026 budgetEdmonton city council is taking a knife to the operating budget that was approved at the end of December in hopes to find $15 million in savings each year from 2023 to 2026.PoliticsJan 25
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First phase of west Edmonton emergency shelter opens FridayCity council approved emergency funding for this shelter in late November, with councillors calling the number of homeless people dying on the street and in tents a "crisis".CanadaJan 20
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Half of Edmonton property owners will see less than 4.96% tax increase: citySingle detached homes in Boyle Street and Ogilvie Ridge increased in assessed market value the most and Ramsay Heights and Westridge decreased the most between 2022 and 2023.ConsumerJan 16
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What’s the holdup with the City of Edmonton’s anti-racism strategy?“In my view, it has taken longer than needed, to be frank,” said Sharif Haji, executive director of Africa Centre in Edmonton.PoliticsJan 10
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Edmonton libraries spent $1.5 million in 2022 dealing with results of social disorder: reportWard papastew Coun. Michael Janz said this is one example of cities having to deal with a problem that is supposed to be under provincial jurisdiction.CanadaJan 10
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Tracking hate: city of Edmonton introduces tool to identify and report hate symbols“This app allows the city to recognize trends related to hate and respond more effectively to protect its citizens,” said ADL vice president Oren Segal.CanadaJan 6
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‘Change Chinatown’: What investments are coming in 2023 to the historic Edmonton neighbourhoodFunding approved for a handful of initiatives may have a chance at revitalizing the neighbourhood, said Hon Leong of the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative.CrimeJan 4
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Edmonton property owners should expect tax assessments this monthThe overall tax increases are slated to come in at 4.96 per cent in 2023, 4.96 per cent in 2024, 4.95 per cent in 2025 and 4.39 per cent in 2026.ConsumerJan 3
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Edmonton city employees not allowed to administer naloxone on the jobAn Edmonton policy means most city staff, many of whom work at buildings downtown in the epicenter of Edmonton’s opioid crisis, cannot administer life-saving Naloxone on the job.CanadaDec 22, 2022
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Winter cycling in Alberta growing more popularWhen Edmonton city council approved $100 million to build out a network of bike lanes, many condemned the decision, saying Alberta’s climate is not conducive to cycling.CanadaDec 21, 2022
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