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Businesses in Chinatown are expressing relief after a number of "high-risk" encampments were removed from their neighbourhood.

As people report they still feel unsafe in Edmonton's downtown and surrounding areas, both the city and province are promising to continue work to increase public safety.

As people report they still feel unsafe in Edmonton’s downtown and surrounding areas, both the city and province are promising to continue work to increase public safety.

In the last installment of a three-part series, Global News looks at efforts to revitalize Chinatown and how economic development can help deter crime.

In the last installment of a three-part series, Global News looks at efforts to revitalize Chinatown and how economic development can help deter crime.

More than 40 signs stating "Tents and tarps will be removed" have been affixed to the side of Edmonton's Hope Mission and other properties along 106th Avenue, but for the most part, they're not enforceable.

Its been three months since the Edmonton Chinatown and Area Business Improvement Association started its long-term "Chinatown Solution" project, and the organization said things are going well.

Edmonton police, sheriff partnership extended to end of year

Edmonton police, sheriff partnership extended to end of year

A year after two men were killed in Edmontons Chinatown, family of the victims are still looking to the city to improve safety in the area.