Madeleine Cummings is a reporter with CBC Edmonton. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, public transportation, and regional news, focusing on issues such as transportation policy and consumer health. Madeleine's work has been featured in CBC, highlighting her commitment to delivering insightful coverage on critical local and North American issues.
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Madeleine Cummings' reporting primarily focuses on local issues within Canada, particularly Alberta and Edmonton. She frequently covers stories related to crime, government & politics, health & wellbeing, education, legal proceedings, financial issues, and employment.
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By: Madeleine Cummings
City council still waiting for directive in writing from the province
Edmonton city councillors are learning more about how the provincial government’s infill directive could slow the growth of some types of housing and delay work on other infill-related initiatives, but they won’t know the order’s full effects until the province provides specifics in writing.
By: Madeleine Cummings
A 26-year-old Edmonton man killed in the CFB Wainwright fire on Saturday is being remembered as a strong leader and mentor who spent years volunteering as a medical first responder.
By: Madeleine Cummings
Prime minister says he spoke with Alberta premier about providing more support to victims
By: Madeleine Cummings
City to consider funding two programs designed to boost industrial development
Commercial real estate developers told Edmonton city councillors Wednesday that two proposed incentive programs would remove barriers to new industrial projects in the city.
By: Madeleine Cummings
Councillor says she made the decision after much thought
‘It will certainly change the shape and the nature of the city,' professor says
Mayor Andrew Knack says the Alberta government’s recently released regulation on infill provides more clarity on Edmonton’s path forward when it comes to zoning, but he needs more time to review it to better understand what it will mean for the city.
By: Madeleine Cummings
From bike lanes to infill, some city councillors say province is increasingly overstepping
