A Nordic spa that city council recently approved breaks the city's own policies meant to enhance public access to the river valley, an advocate says. Edmonton Transit Service is set to cancel regular ...

Edmonton Transit Service is set to cancel regular bus service in three core neighbourhoods, primarily due to low ridership, and replace it with on-demand service. Route 725, which runs through Lendrum ...

While the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival has grown its monthly donors from 34 to 535 since launching its Sustain Fringe campaign one year ago, officials say it still needs to find more ...

The Toronto-based company that gained welcome from the provincial government in 2020 to test and build a hyperloop that would travel at 1,000 kilometres per hour between Edmonton and Calgary said it ...

Administration will consider opportunities to invest parking revenues, like those collected at this machine on Whyte Avenue, into the areas they were collected. (Stephanie Swensrude) ...

This week, city council committees return from spring break for their first meetings during Mayor Amarjeet Sohi's leave of absence to run for the federal Liberal party. There is a community and public ...

In an effort to unlock more housing on smaller lots within the existing city, the City of Edmonton has created a guide to help developers gain the green light from the province to construct taller ...

Alberta's first commercial hydrogen fuelling station has been shipped back to the United States, its American owner has filed for bankruptcy, and the company's once convicted former CEO has been ...

On this day in 1931, R.C. Wallace, the University of Alberta's second president, was meeting with graduating students at the Hotel Macdonald. When Wallace arrived in Edmonton in 1928, he had already ...

Added transit service hours, Amarjeet Sohi leaving council to run for the Liberal Party of Canada, and extended producer responsibility for waste and recycling are three stories the co-hosts of ...

Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about parks, snow and ice control, and more. Please only answer surveys from the municipality where you live.

The provincial government's effort to attract $100 billion in investment in hyperscale data centres in just five years would worsen Alberta's already outsized emissions from electricity production and ...