Edmontonians are not receiving a fair deal from the provincial government. If the UCP reversed reductions and funded Edmonton fairly, your property taxes could be ~7% lower.
May 2nd City Hall News
May 1st City Hall E-News:
Events:
- May 11th - Alberta Bike Swap
- May 13th - Summer Streets launch party
- Big Bin Events This Summer!
- Fire Hall open houses
- May 25th - Harbinger Media Network Showcase
- July 1st - Mill Creek Pool reopening
News & Views
- Bill 20 is a disaster. Take action
- Housing Crisis: What is the role of the University of Alberta?
- What I'm hearing on the Old Strathcona Public Realm Strategy...
- Understanding property tax increases
The Edmonton Police Commission is refusing to share its plans for auditing the local police department with city council. Councilor Keren Tang put forward a motion in December last year to have a look at the plan, which council approved. But now the EPC says it “owns the audit function” and does not “support sharing that responsibility with council.”
- Don't fall for privatization: Chicago doesn't own their own streets (Video)