Natasha Riebe

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Albertans on disability payments receive wrong amounts for August

By: Natasha Riebe

Province says technical issue related to new payment processing software to blame for errors

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Parking dominates the top 50 complaints made to Edmonton's 311 line in 2025

By: Natasha Riebe

City says abandoned vehicles topped the list with 20,570 reports

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Edmonton adds $1M to enforce parking rules this year after a surge in public complaints

By: Natasha Riebe

Managers propose increasing fines in 20 sections of the city's traffic bylaw

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City committee votes to tweak parts of Edmonton’s public spaces bylaw, anti-poverty groups still have concerns

By: Natasha Riebe

Members of a city committee have voted to make minor changes to a controversial municipal bylaw as groups that advocate for homeless people in Edmonton say the rules continue to hurt vulnerable communities.

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City committee votes to tweak parts of Edmonton's public spaces bylaw, anti-poverty groups still have concerns

By: Natasha Riebe

Councillors agreed to minor changes while undertaking 1-year review of bylaw

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Edmonton's reconciliation with Indigenous people includes tangible, symbolic steps

By: Natasha Riebe

City of Edmonton focuses on 28 calls to action in TRC report

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Edmonton’s reconciliation with Indigenous people includes tangible, symbolic steps

By: Natasha Riebe

In Alberta’s capital, which is home to the second-largest urban Indigenous population in the country, some steps aimed at reconciliation have and are being taken to implement some of the 94 calls to action outlined in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final 2015 report.

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Company hopes to build AI data centre at Edmonton Energy and Technology Park

By: Natasha Riebe

American-based company asks city to amend area plan to allow for large-scale facility

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Edmonton to mull special community court instead of fining vulnerable people over bylaw infractions

By: Natasha Riebe

Homeless advocate says he believes alternative court criminalizes poverty

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Edmonton police say data-driven strategy helping to curb crime

By: Natasha Riebe

The Edmonton Police Service says the average crime severity in the downtown core dropped 13.6 per cent in the first nine months of 2026 compared to the same period last year.