Stephen Raitz News Today

Edmonton's Rice Howard Way could be transformed into an alcohol-licensed, pedestrian-friendly area every Saturday starting June 1.

The Downtown Pedestrianization Plan outlines nine actions advocates say would improve the downtown experience for pedestrians and cyclists.

Downtown organizations came together on Rice Howard Way on Wednesday to launch their new "walk and roll" plan.

Different stakeholders are working together to make downtown Edmonton more pedestrian-friendly.

The pedestrianization plan comes after city council rejected a bylaw to keep 102nd Avenue closed to traffic back in February. Several organizations are working with the City of Edmonton to make downtown Edmonton more pedestrian-friendly.

Construction is wrapping up for the season on the City of Edmonton's 132nd Avenue collector renewal project.But the work has not gone unnoticed.The project has captured the attention of Canada's urban planning community as the renewal aims to strike a balance between pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.The renewal is a five-year project that spans three wards between Fort Road and 127th Street to better align with city initiatives such as the speed limit reduction, Vision Zero and the Ed...

Edmonton Journal readers weigh in on Alberta pension plan, city service, infrastructure cuts, yard waste pickup, bike lanes, and encampments.

Paid residential permits & higher meter rates may be coming down the road as Edmonton reviews how it uses public space by the curb.

A parking lot off Whyte Avenue has sparked debate about how city-owned lands are leased and who reaps the benefits from public amenities.

Trevor Quigley said he has frequently picked up sand from the citys free program in past years but on Wednesday he was met with six empty bins.