The Edmonton Police Service is looking for feedback on a proposal to levy a new $15-per-year fee against anyone registering a home security system. Continue reading
When city council’s Urban Planning Committee gets a report on the trail system in Mill Creek Ravine, City Councillor Mike Nickel says he’ll use the opportunity to revisit the “daylighting” scheme to restore the ravine to its natural state. Continue reading
Councillor Jon Dziadyk will put a motion forward at Tuesday’s city council meeting for administration to look at what other municipalities are doing when it comes to distracted pedestrians and come up with recommendations. Continue reading
The City of Edmonton has given the idea of bidding for either the 2026 or 2030 Commonwealth Games a red card. Continue reading
Once city council debates Edmonton speed limits May 14, Coun. Andrew Knack plans to introduce a motion to have everything built new in the ‘burbs and residential streets going through neighbourhood renewal get new design standards. Continue reading
Edmonton councillors finalized and passed the annual budget Tuesday, confirming property owners will see a 2.6 per cent tax increase to cover costs. Continue reading
The old Rossdale power plant in Edmonton’s river valley was transformed for a party Tuesday and it’s reigniting excitement about how the space could be used. Continue reading
A group of citizens suggested another option: lower the residential speed limit to 30 km/h in a section of central Edmonton. Continue reading
A new Urban Planning Committee report proposes creating an urban community at the Exhibition Lands that include housing options and new employment and leisure opportunities that supporters say would attract thousands of people to the area. Continue reading
The final number is in at Edmonton City Hall for your property tax increase. Continue reading