Councillors confirm Edmonton business alleys will be upgraded
By Scott Johnston Reporter
City council’s executive committee has opted to spread a back alley upgrade program over two construction cycles, through 2026 and then 2030. Continue reading
Jasper Ave
Public asked to weigh in on proposal for 2 tall towers on Jasper Avenue
Development plans are moving forward for a proposed mixed-use development along Jasper Avenue. Continue reading
Ashtrays being redistributed to align with Edmonton’s 10-metre no-smoking zone
A number of ashtrays will soon be gone along busy Edmonton strips like Whyte Avenue and Jasper Avenue to comply with the new no-smoking-in-public-places bylaw. Continue reading
Ripe for redevelopment: Downtown Edmonton dealership plans to move
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
Ripe for redevelopment: Downtown Edmonton dealership plans to move, raising questions about what will happen to the site after the dealership leaves. Continue reading
Const. Mike Chernyk says Edmonton attacks will not deter him from policing
Life has “finally returned to normal” for Const. Mike Chernyk, the Edmonton police officer who was rammed by a speeding car and stabbed while on duty outside Commonwealth Stadium in late September. Continue reading
Jasper Avenue pilot project winds down this week
By Scott Johnston Reporter
This is the final full week of the Imagine Jasper Avenue pilot project. Continue reading
Experience Jasper Avenue showcases coming changes
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
The Imagine Jasper Avenue project has entered it’s next phase, and has been re-named Experience Jasper Avenue. Continue reading
Questions raised about Edmonton parking bans during Oilers’ playoff games
The city has already issued over 150 tickets and towed more than 50 vehicles while enforcing no-stopping and no-parking zones along sections of Jasper Ave and Whyte Ave during Oilers playoffs games. Continue reading
Edmonton man charged in connection with 3 sexual assaults
Edmonton police have charged a 29-year-old man in relation to three sexual assaults and officers believe there may be more victims. Continue reading
Blind architect involved in 35-storey CNIB building in Edmonton
Edmonton city council has unanimously approved a new development uniquely designed for those who are blind and visually impaired in Edmonton’s Oliver neighbourhood. Continue reading