Edmonton’s extreme weather response to end Sunday

A beautiful morning sunrise overlooking the city of Edmonton and river valley

By CityNews Staff

Posted March 15, 2025 11:34 am.

Last Updated March 15, 2025 11:35 am.

The City of Edmonton will be ending its extreme weather response on Sunday.

The extreme weather response was activated Thursday morning due to low temperatures.

READ MORE: Edmonton weather: Temperatures set to drop, city activates emergency response

The City says as overnight temperatures are expected to rise, it will allow for the response to be ended.

Two of three overnight shelter buses will continue to operate between north and south routes between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., and will continue to do so until Mar. 31.

Submit a Correction
Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

Premier Smith not sold on killing of consumer carbon tax, wants industrial levy plan

Despite calling for its demise for years, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she isn't phased by the new prime minister's move to kill the consumer carbon levy.

20h ago

Alberta importers face economic crisis amid trade war and U.S. liquor ban

The Alberta government's decision to stop allowing U.S. Liquor sales is costing some small businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars.

20h ago

Newspapers across Canada react to Mark Carney’s appointment as prime minister

Former central banker Mark Carney was sworn-in as Canada’s 24th prime minister in a ceremony at Rideau Hall on Friday after taking the reins from Justin Trudeau as the new leader of the federal Liberal...
Two skiers dead in separate Alberta avalanches

Two skiers are dead after two separate avalanches near Lake Louise and in Kananaskis on Friday afternoon. Emergency crews were called to an out of bounds area near the Lake Louise Ski Resort around...

22h ago

Top Stories

Premier Smith not sold on killing of consumer carbon tax, wants industrial levy plan

Despite calling for its demise for years, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she isn't phased by the new prime minister's move to kill the consumer carbon levy.

20h ago

Alberta importers face economic crisis amid trade war and U.S. liquor ban

The Alberta government's decision to stop allowing U.S. Liquor sales is costing some small businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars.

20h ago

Newspapers across Canada react to Mark Carney’s appointment as prime minister

Former central banker Mark Carney was sworn-in as Canada’s 24th prime minister in a ceremony at Rideau Hall on Friday after taking the reins from Justin Trudeau as the new leader of the federal Liberal...
Two skiers dead in separate Alberta avalanches

Two skiers are dead after two separate avalanches near Lake Louise and in Kananaskis on Friday afternoon. Emergency crews were called to an out of bounds area near the Lake Louise Ski Resort around...

22h ago

Most Watched Today

2:31
Alberta planning new hospital towers in Edmonton

The Alberta government kicked off a plan to build new towers at a pair of Edmonton hospitals Thursday, adding a total of 700 beds. But as Sean Amato reports, the government would not provide any construction timeline.
1:55
Alberta government plans changes to modernize hunting rules

The Alberta government proposed changes to modernize hunting rules on Wednesday, but some questions about “shoot farms” remain unanswered. Bianca Millions reports.
2:03
Twin brothers set to close long-time Edmonton art supply store, ending 40-year ownership

It's been a labour of love for the Harcus twins, who are retiring after a 40+ year career in the art supply business. James Dunn has their story.
2:55
Ousted United Conservative MLA speaks out on budget issues

A former United conservative Party MLA booted from caucus for not supporting the provincial budget explains why he did it.  As Alberta lawmakers from both sides of the Legislature share their reaction.
2:11
Longstanding Alberta outdoor store closing after 62 years

Breathe Outdoors, previously known as Camper’s Village, announced its closure after 62 years in business. The manager of the store remembers the time he became part of the company 32 years ago. Our Leo Cruzat reports
More Videos