Vinesh Pratap

A Global News investigation raises questions about how future demand could impact future traffic around the major intersections the line crosses.

A Global News Freedom of Information request has resulted in the release of never-before-seen details related to the Metro LRT Line.

An Edmonton lawyer is handling a lawsuit against the province to stop the planned closure of the Injectable Opioid Agonist Treatment Clinics (iOAT).

Growth in Edmonton may have slowed due to a struggling economy and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but city hall is looking to the day when two-million people call Alberta’s capital home.

Frustration is growing in the west Edmonton community of Secord, over a bern with a public path that was built that towers over some fences.

Students at the University of Alberta and NAIT have launched petitions calling for a tuition freeze amid online classes.

Manchester Square has been under construction since the summer of 2018 in the area of 120 Street and 107 Avenue.

An Edmonton couple is sharing their story about how the Canadian Embassy helped get them back to Canada from Peru.

TransEd is the public-private partner building the 13-kilometre line from Mill Woods to downtown.

With emotions running strong, a 25-year-old Edmonton woman addressed a courtroom Friday afternoon, reading into the record an apology during the second day of a sentencing hearing in a shocking child abuse case.

A growing Edmonton startup secured some new capital at a local investment summit.

The union is calling for a full audit of Edmonton’s snow-clearing operations, speaking to Global News weeks after an anonymous employee letter was sent to city hall.

An Edmonton business owner is frustrated with a lengthy expropriation process and what she feels is insufficient communication from the city.

The anonymous 11-page letter, obtained by Global News and sent to city councillors, details their worries about mismanagement and the quality of leadership since the Transportation and Streets department merged with Parks and Recreation in 2017.

An Edmonton-based company is looking to big data to stay competitive, partnering with with a machine learning company to become more efficient.

A new 421,000-square-foot facility has been built from the ground up to accommodate growth for Edmonton-based Champion Petfoods.

The communities include Beaumont, Devon, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Leduc County, Morinville, Parkland County, Spruce Grove, Strathcona County, Stony Plain and Sturgeon County.

Year-end interview with Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson. The mayor speaks to several issues that will impact the city in 2020 and beyond.

A delay in Edmonton transit centre renewal leaves customers out in the cold with questions about why the project is taking so long.

High Level Line project is moving ahead: but slowly, with the initial funding request scaled back significantly.