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“Holy crap, this guy’s actually ready to drive right at us, like is he going to physically push us off the road?” Jordan thought to herself. In the video, the vehicle is seen to reverse down the street to stop Jill from capturing the rear licence plate of the truck. Jordan filed a police report, and luckily some people who saw the video she shared recognize the truck and driver. Calgary has a bylaw that mandates a minimum of 1 metre distance when passing cyclists on roads with a speed lim...

  EDMONTON -- Jill Jordan was cycling west of Edmonton with a friend when she says a truck driver began to harass them. The incident happened April 16, Jordan and her friend were on a route she uses regularly when a driver passes them fir the first time that evening. “He was yelling obscenities, no big deal, we’re kind of used to that being on the road,” said Jordan. “Didn’t think much of it.” Then, the driver circled back and sprayed gravel towards the cyclist, according to J...

Article content Edmontonians could soon face a fine for feeding wildlife on public and private property after councillors endorsed a new bylaw Wednesday. The bylaw, first needing to pass three readings of council Monday before coming into effect, was sparked by several concerns about an increased coyote presence across the city as a result of feeding. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Edmonton councillors endorse wildlife feeding restrictions on p...