The final week of meetings before city council’s summer break is packed with discussions about the zoning bylaw, a proposed development in Rossdale, a possible tax incentive for carbon capture ...

Here are some events happening this weekend in the Edmonton area. June 27: Ethics in Practice: Addressing conflicts of interest in research funding starting at 11:30am at NorQuest College June 27: ...

On June 23, Alberta ditched electronic counting machines and conducted a manual vote count for three by-elections for the legislature, and did so in a standard amount of time. The next test of the ...

A two-day public hearing began June 26 at Edmonton City Hall to discuss extending the Community Revitalization Levy by 10 years. The City of Edmonton needs to extend the CRL to participate in a ...

This week, city councillors will meet to discuss proposed changes to sewers that could save the city more than $500 million, existing policies that potentially add millions to the cost of building ...

This week, council committees will hear updates from administration on the city's supply of industrial land, debate a new policy for street design, and explore options for what would have been the ...

This week, council committees will review the first year of the updated zoning bylaw, consider increased fines for animal attacks, and preview the new budget process that will begin in 2026. There is ...

On this day in 1975, Margaret Zeidler made a $100,000 donation towards a new home for the Citadel Theatre. The 1960s and ’70s saw Edmonton in a state of frenzied construction and growth, fuelled by an ...

This week, council committees will meet to discuss the restoration of the historic Douglas Manor, a plan to invest in downtown, and the business case for an African Multicultural Community Centre.

Artificial Agency, a company building advanced artificial intelligence tools for video game development, was named the Most Edmonton Startup of the Year at the YEG Startup Community Awards on May 8.

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. “This is exactly the kind of private encroachment ...

This week, there is public hearing scheduled on April 7, a city council meeting scheduled on April 8 and 9, and an audit committee meeting scheduled on April 11. Here are key items on this week’s ...