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Edmonton parking ban paused due to extreme weather conditions

The city has put the brakes on the Phase 2 parking ban due to the extreme cold gripping Edmonton.

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Edmonton's residential parking ban to start on Monday

The City of Edmonton and Mother Nature have spoken: Park somewhere else on Monday.

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Edmonton parking ban to lift at 7 p.m. Saturday

The citywide parking ban in place since Tuesday is scheduled to end at 7 p.m. Saturday.

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The City of Edmonton is reminding motorists to remove their vehicles from roadways and residential streets ahead of the city's street sweeping process early next week.

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The City of Edmonton is reminding motorists to remove their vehicles from roadways and residential streetsahead of the city's street sweeping process early next week.
“We remind Edmontonians to help do their part by removing their vehicles and providing our crews plenty of room to work,” said Andrew Grant, General Supervisor for Infrastructure Field Operations, in a press release Thursday. “We ask that they watch for signage in their neighbourhoods to know when crews will be on their streets.”
The annual citywide cleanup will begin April 6 (weather permitting) and will run Monday to Friday, 24 hours a day. City parks crews will concentrate on clearing off residential roads during the day and high-volume roads during the night. Peace officers will be deployed and motorists can expect to see flashing lights and blocked lanes on high-speed roads.

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