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3 Edmonton mayoral candidates call for construction changes after west end work expands

September 17, 2025 11:27 pm MST.
Commutes getting to and from west Edmonton have increased immensely because of LRT construction and a bridge closure. Some candidates for mayor believe it’s not being done the right way, while one thinks it’s a success. James Dunn has more.

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The B.C. government announced a 2.2 per cent minimum wage increase, while Alberta still sits at the lowest of the barrel. An Edmontonian is hoping to see changes as inflation and costs continue to rise. Leo Cruzat reports.

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Edmonton's investment in Quarters leaves city $64 million in debt

The City of Edmonton will spend more than it earns investing in the Quarters east of Downtown. The Quarters CRL was meant to spur private investment and boost property taxes collected, but instead will add $64 million debt. Lauren Boothby reports.

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