All the votes are in on the concept of a regional transit authority for Metro Edmonton. Now, 12 of 13 municipalities have agreed to move forward with just Strathcona County saying "no."

Edmonton and St. Albert city councils are being asked to work more closely together on major projects.

A pair of mayors have responded to Mayor Don Iveson's suggestion that regional municipalities should chip in to support Edmonton's recreational facilities.

There's growing frustration at City Hall, as council is being asked to approve multi million dollar big ticket projects. The complaint is, they are projects all of Metro Edmonton uses, but only Edmonton taxpayers pay the bill.

Instead of preparing for what Edmonton will be like in 10, 20, or more years, a new City Plan will work towards population thresholds that increase 100,000 at a time.

Mayors from Metro Edmonton have launched a newly approved Edmonton Metropolitan Region Growth Plan. They've set their first priority: agriculture.

Acrimony between Edmonton and the Town of Beaumont has been set aside, and the result is a new agreement to sort out those controversial nine quarter-sections that both sides wanted to annex from Leduc County.

Remember that idea councillors Loken and Esslinger had to build a bus bridge from Blatchford? This week's agreement with St. Albert is breathing new life into it.

More Edmontonians found work in May, continuing a 2017 trend on the job front.