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Edmontons five-year-long zoning bylaw renewal project will update the rules about what can be built and where across the city.

&#34Were the ones that will know how its going to impact frontline care,&#34 said Parks, who works as an emergency physician in Medicine Hat.

Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Doug Griffiths is the new CEO of Edmonton Chamber of Commerce.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says phone beats face-to-face when it comes to gauging public opinion on quitting the Canada Pension Plan.

The government is trying to convince us that five telephone town halls passes for sufficient engagement on this hugely important issue.

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on Alberta pension plan consultations, snow removal, tuition for Quebec students and more.

The Liberals assessment act was ruled to be unconstitutional, but experts say it shouldnt be too hard to fix

Postmedia analyzed the voting records of all 13 members of Edmonton city council, and found a group of six had emerged to dominate votes.

A 71-year-old man was struck by a vehicle and killed while using a southeast Edmonton marked crosswalk Tuesday morning, police say.

Enterprise Commons, as it is called, involves a major renovation to the city’s digital landscape. It is well behind schedule and over budget.