Subdivision And Development Appeal Board

• Streets Alive Mission granted appeal, Lethbridge stop order revoked

  Streets Alive can continue to operate as it has for more than two decades in Lethbridge following a decision from the city's subdivision and development appeal board.

  Canada

  Jan 5
  
• Old Strathcona business granted appeal in effort to get cannabis retail licence

  An Edmonton business still has a chance to modify its licence from selling cannabis-related merchandise to cannabis itself, after an Alberta judge granted an appeal in its favour.

  Cannabis

  Jan 10, 2019
  
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• Small Edmonton business and neighbourhood residents clash over parking

  The operator of a bar in Forest Heights wants to open a deli and coffee shop next door but the city won't grant a development permit because of 'insufficient parking."

  Consumer

  Jul 25, 2018
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• Calgary Councillor Sean Chu questions Nenshi’s cancelled fundraiser

  "There's 15,000 employees and as long as employees are doing it off-duty, everybody understands that. But someone that is the chair of SDAB? That's huge."

  Politics

  Jul 31, 2017
• Appeal board turns down Edmonton businesses fighting inner-city shelter plan

  The subdivision and development appeal board has sided with the Hope Mission — and against local businesses — by agreeing to a proposed redevelopment the Herb Jamieson Centre into a new homeless shelter for 400 individuals.

  Money

  Jul 26, 2017
• Opposition to proposed Westmount daycare heads to court

  The plan for the family-owned child care centre in an old church in the area of 125 Street and 110 Avenue outlines space for up to 120 kids. Concerns cited by residents include a lack of parking, an increase in traffic and noise.

  Nov 15, 2016
• Downtown residents fear new surface parking lot will open floodgates to more

  It's a rather innocuous development in downtown Edmonton, but a new surface parking lot at 99 Avenue and 104 Street has some city centre residents concerned about a precedent it may set.

  Politics

  Mar 17, 2016