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Edmonton city councillors requested an audit plan with the hopes of allowing for greater discussion, transparency and accountability of the Edmonton Police Service.

A city councillor says she is disappointed after the police commission declined to release a list of the Edmonton Police Service’s auditing.

Edmonton property owners are being charged 8.9 per cent more in taxes this year after city council approved its revised operating budget Tuesday. 

The Urban village in Edmonton's Ice District is now expecting three additional years to complete according to ...

An urban village at Ice District in central Edmonton — 2,500 residential units and a public park — is now estimated to take at least three years longer to build than previously planned. 

As city council mulls increasing Edmontons 2024 property taxes to 8.7 per cent, one local charity worries it will push people into poverty.

Council unanimously voted without debate Wednesday on a plan to regulate more than 100 illegal surface parking lots in and around Downtown

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services respond to nearly 100,000 emergency calls every year, but most have nothing to do with fire. On April 1, thats going to change.

Edmontonians are able to visit city hall for the first time in two months as of Monday.

Aaron Paquette said while leadership and council are still figuring out details of likely disruptions, he knows Edmontonians will feel it.