Breanna Karstens-Smith

Three weeks after Premier Danielle Smith highlighted a letter that raised concerns about the City of Edmonton, a Freedom of Information Request has failed to produce the document.

Edmonton Coun. Keren Tang is responding to concerns raised in an anonymous letter sent to the province and used by the premier as an example of issues in Edmonton.

Nearly 50 years after it was first signed, the Citadel Theatre’s lease with the city will expire in September. One way or another, Edmonton will take over the building.

At least two rural municipalities are raising concerns about the cost to implement the Alberta government’s Bill 20, saying it could be in the tens of thousands of dollars.

After the government of Alberta released details about its plan to overhaul the healthcare system, frontline workers say the transition needs to be done properly to avoid disaster.

Days after Edmonton police took down encampments at a pro-Palestine rally at the University of Alberta, the chief appeared at the Edmonton Police Commission meeting.

The City of Edmonton is about to release a new plan in its efforts to end homelessness as the number of people who have died on Edmonton streets is increasing.

The district policy would be a broad guideline on growth that would look at what the city should do in terms of land use.

Edmonton Police Service Chief Dale McFee said the rising number of traffic fatalities involving pedestrians is ‘a big concern,’ with 11 fatal crashes so far in 2024.

On Wednesday, Edmonton city councillors voted almost unanimously to send back proposed changes to the code of conduct which they said would decrease transparency.