Edmonton top bureaucrat exodus continues with 5th departure in a year
Top Edmonton municipal bureaucrat Adam Laughlin, deputy city manager for integrated infrastructure services, is leaving his post Feb. 2.
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Top Edmonton municipal bureaucrat Adam Laughlin, deputy city manager for integrated infrastructure services, is leaving his post Feb. 2.
Edmonton Journal readers sound off on zoning, climate change and traffic safety.
Edmonton's Business • The City of Edmonton has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative, announcing the Edmonton Edge Fund program with a budget of $5 million
Journal readers sound off on the issues of the day, including Edmonton's zoning bylaw, opportunistic federal politicians and wildfires.
Edmonton Journal readers sound off on issues of the day including the city's zoning bylaw