Epark

• City of Edmonton to remove payment machines, change parking limits

  Edmonton drivers will now have one less option to pay for parking, as the city starts to remove physical parking pay stations.

  Canada

  Mar 28
  
• Zipstall parking app sent cease-and-desist letter by City of Edmonton’s vendor HotSpot

  Zipstall made finding the best deal on parking easy, putting most spots across Edmonton — both public stalls owned by the city and private lots — on one app.

  Consumer

  Nov 19, 2024
  
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• City clears up confusion around new Edmonton parking payment system: ‘no convenience fees’

  Earlier this month, the city announced it will switch from EPark to HotSpot for people paying for parking in Edmonton. The switch will take place on Monday. 

  Traffic

  Apr 26, 2024
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• Edmonton switches parking payments to HotSpot from EPark

  The City of Edmonton is switching to a new mobile parking payment system, promising a "simpler and faster" tool.

  Consumer

  Apr 4, 2024
• Edmonton businesses question reasoning behind new EPark meters

  The City of Edmonton is installing EPark meters in the North Edge area, just northwest of the downtown core, leaving some business owners and managers frustrated.

  Traffic

  Jan 3, 2024
• Parking fees, hours changing at city-owned spots in Edmonton on May 1

  Operating hours will be extended, and while fees will rise at a few spots, paid parking will be converted to free two-hour parking in others.

  Traffic

  Apr 12, 2023
• Street parking overhaul gets go-ahead from Edmonton councillors

  Changes could include higher fees for parking, less time allowed for parking and see some stalls transformed into patios, accessible parking or bike parking.

  Politics

  Aug 23, 2022
• City of Edmonton considering widespread changes to public parking

  A new curbside management strategy will be going to Edmonton city councillors later this month that could fundamentally change parking city-wide.

  Traffic

  Aug 12, 2022
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• Edmonton food truck operators confused, frustrated over lack of city info

  Food truck operators in Edmonton are filling each others email inboxes with a letter from city traffic operations that says they won't be able to get a fixed location in downtown this year.

  Traffic

  Mar 22, 2019
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• City apologizes for ‘inaccurate’ notices on cars with parking accessibility placards

  An information pamphlet left on some vehicles displaying parking accessibility placards is causing confusion for Edmontonians with disabilities.

  Health

  May 10, 2018