COVID-19 has changed aspects of everyone's life, including how the City of Edmonton performs things like pothole repairs and street cleaning.

More than 15,000 potholes have been filled in Edmonton so far this year, which is more than double the number that had been filled just two weeks ago.

With warmer weather melting months of accumulated ice and snow, the potholes are once again rearing their suspension-ruining pits.

A number of Edmonton residents are expressing their concerns with the length of time its taking the city to repair sinkholes.

On Thursday, the city unveiled one of its new custom-built pothole filling mega trucks.

Pothole season in Edmonton is slightly behind schedule this year, but the head of infrastructure maintenance says we all should know what's coming.

Potholes, pooling water and putrid water are all sure signs of spring. While there may be some bumps along the way, city crews are hard at work to make the seasonal transition as smooth as possible.

The City of Edmonton prides itself on conducting pothole patrol throughout the year but now is the time when efforts really ramp up.

Each year, hundreds of motorists file pothole damage claims with the City of Edmonton and now, a cyclist is adding his call for compensation.

The city has already filled 65,000 potholes this season, but is studying different asphalt mixes to see which hold up better to freeze/thaw cycles.