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Homelessness and housing emergency resolution passed by Edmonton city council - Vimarsana News

Homelessness and housing emergency resolution passed by Edmonton city council

EDMONTON — Council of Alberta's capital city passed a motion Tuesday declaring a homelessness and housing emergency, but the vote wasn't unanimous.

The Marvels dedication explained: Here's who The Marvels is dedicated to - Vimarsana News

The Marvels dedication explained: Here's who The Marvels is dedicated to

The Marvels ended with a special tribute with The Marvels dedication designed to honor Mark Cherrington, Mariana Ivanova, and Jamie Christopher.

Edmonton man charged with sexual assault of homeless women - Vimarsana News

Edmonton man charged with sexual assault of homeless women

Edmonton police say they believe a 60-year-old man charged with sexual assault was targeting women experiencing homelessness and there could be more victims.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta tattoo artists pay tribute to laser removal expert who helped people move past trauma - Vimarsana News

Alberta tattoo artists pay tribute to laser removal expert who helped people move past trauma

Ben Alway offered free services to people who needed to remove tattoos that became reminders of past negative experiences. The tattooing community will honour Alway during the Edmonton Tattoo and Arts Festival.

Source: cbc.ca
City leaders will consider UCP request to transfer transit authority to Edmonton police - Vimarsana News

City leaders will consider UCP request to transfer transit authority to Edmonton police

City officials say they would consider the UCP government's request to transfer authority over Edmonton transit peace officers to police but the transit union president calls the move "a bad idea."

Source: cbc.ca