After being presented with four options for how to potentially reconfigure the offices of Edmonton city councillors and support staff, a city committee voted to approve a plan to make only minor renovations on Monday. Continue reading
Edmonton City Hall was briefly placed on lockdown late Friday morning as police responded to a weapons complaint. Continue reading
With 2019 days away, Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson reflects on the year that was in his year-end interview with Global News. Continue reading
After weeks of debate and weighing pros and cons, Edmonton city councillors settled on a property tax increase of 2.6 per cent each year over the next four years with dedicated portions for alley renewal and LRT expansion. Continue reading
An Edmonton bus driver who stepped in to stop a racist verbal tirade against two of his passengers was honoured at city hall on Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Council voted to give the Edmonton Police Service $75 million more over four years. That means the force could add 101 more positions, 58 fewer than interim chief Kevin Brezinski asked for. Continue reading
Edmonton police, representing the biggest portion of Edmonton’s budget, pleaded their case at city hall on Thursday. Continue reading
Councillors want administration to look at the issue of redrawing the boundary lines to make wards as equal as possible. They’re not interested in increasing the number of councillors. Continue reading
The Mons Bugle was donated the Loyal Edmonton Regiment after decades of being missing, following the end of the First World War, where it was used to mark the end of the fighting. Continue reading
City administration has released the proposed four-year operating budget, which suggests a 3.3 per cent tax hike for Edmontonians next year. Continue reading