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City of Edmonton to take over aging Citadel Theatre - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

City of Edmonton to take over aging Citadel Theatre - Edmonton

Nearly 50 years after it was first signed, the Citadel Theatre’s lease with the city will expire in September. One way or another, Edmonton will take over the building.

8.7 % tax increase recommended to meet Edmonton's 2024 operating budget - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

8.7 % tax increase recommended to meet Edmonton's 2024 operating budget - Edmonton

The city's spring operating budget adjustment recommends a 8.7 per cent tax increase for 2024 — an additional 2.1 per cent increase than what was approved in November 2023.

City of Edmonton aims to cut $60M from budget while re-allocating another $240M - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

City of Edmonton aims to cut $60M from budget while re-allocating another $240M - Edmonton

Edmonton city council is looking at ways to cut $60 million in costs and re-allocate another $240 million towards housing, climate change, public transit and core services.

Too soon to say if snow-free November will save Edmonton money - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Too soon to say if snow-free November will save Edmonton money - Edmonton

Edmonton just saw the driest November on record. Roughly 600 internal city staff hired for the snow and ice program have been redeployed to other city maintenance work.

Edmonton city council approves 6.6% tax increase on properties for 2024 - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Edmonton city council approves 6.6% tax increase on properties for 2024 - Edmonton

After lengthy deliberations, a majority of Edmonton city councillors voted on Tuesday to approve a 6.6 per cent tax increase on properties for next year.