‘The city has really picked up its game’: Edmonton tackling more problem properties, residents seeing results
The City of Edmonton is planning to tackle problem properties in more neighbourhoods this year.
ADVERTISEMENT
Top Videos
Military analyst says Israel targeted Iran’s 'economic lifeline' powering its nuclear programOpens in new window
‘It’s a peaceful show of force’ against Trump's military parade: protesterOpens in new window
Increase of dangerous driving stunts raising concernsOpens in new window
G7 Leaders will tackle global challenges as Canada aims to prove it’s relevance: expertOpens in new window
Happening Now
Editor's Picks
Page undefined of undefined
Large majority of Alberta teachers vote in favour of strikingOpens in new window
Pregnant wife of Edmonton man shot in his own driveway describes shock of losing husbandOpens in new window
St. Albert woman starts tricycle passion project to help seniors connect with natureOpens in new window
The digital asset industry is ‘the wave of the future,’ but is Alberta ready for it in the present?Opens in new window
Camper warning others after being swarmed with ticks at Alberta provincial parkOpens in new window
Everything Edmonton
Editor's Picks
Page undefined of undefined
Tracking wildfire hotspots, smoke forecasts and air quality across CanadaOpens in new window
Survivor of Air India crash jumped out of emergency exit, police sayOpens in new window
Calif. Sen. Alex Padilla forcibly removed from U.S. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s press conferenceOpens in new window
What’s the risk of catching measles at airports? Here’s what travellers need to knowOpens in new window
‘He’s been here for 33 years’: Hundreds of students protest TDSB decision to transfer beloved principalOpens in new window
Here’s why 15,000 hedge trimmers are being recalled in CanadaOpens in new window
Wait times longer for certain cancer treatments, new health data showsOpens in new window
Wealthsimple launching credit card, lines of credit in push to take on big banksOpens in new window
Ikea is recalling thousands of garlic presses sold in CanadaOpens in new window
Salmonella outbreak tied to salami products has resulted in 7 hospitalizations in Ontario, AlbertaOpens in new window
Canada-U.S. talks on economic and security deal intensify: sourcesOpens in new window
Nova Scotia RCMP administers polygraph tests in missing children investigationOpens in new window
Brian Wilson, Beach Boys visionary leader and summer’s poet laureate, dies at 82Opens in new window
Halifax’s permanent stadiums inch closer to becoming a realityOpens in new window
Will Trump’s policies affect the World Cup? This economist is unconvincedOpens in new window
Nearly all of Canada will see a warmer than average summer, say forecastersOpens in new window
Alleged Canadian hacker unmasked after threatening cybersecurity researcherOpens in new window
Cardinal with close ties to Pope Leo XIV travels to Canada to support peaceful G7 activists Opens in new window
‘This version has a trigger warning’: New foreword for George Orwell’s ‘1984’ divides audiencesOpens in new window
Feds didn’t follow rules in contracts with company behind ArriveCan app: auditor generalOpens in new window
20 Of The Best Gifts To Give Teachers In 2025
12 Of Our Favourite Wardrobe Staples For Summer
14 Alcohol-Free Beers, Spirits, And Pre-Mixed Mocktails That Taste Just As Good As The Real Deal
Sustainable Summer Swaps: Eco-Friendly Versions Of Products You Use Every Day
Our Guide To The Best Firm Mattresses In Canada In 2025 (And Where To Get Them)
17 Practical, Handy Amazon Canada Products That You'll Be Happy You Ordered
I Tried 4 Popular Non-Aerosol Dry Shampoos, And Here Are My Thoughts
The Absolute Best Sunscreen For Oily Skin You Can Get In Canada Right Now
The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop. Read about us.