The City Council meeting included a protocol recognition for Asian Heritage Month and a welcome for a delegation from Kumamoto, Japan. Council members debated and voted on agenda items, including the adoption of the agenda and the approval of the 2025 Edmonton Police Service annual report. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved several bylaws, and discussed a report on supporting vulnerable individuals during extreme weather conditions, including considerations for opioid hazard assessment and naloxone implementation.
May 13, 2026·
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The committee discussed the Corporate User Fee Policy, the 2025 Investment Committee Annual Report, and the 2025 Annual Delegation of Authority, which included an in-camera session. Approvals were granted for tax forgiveness for Covenant Health, municipal historic resource designations for the Windsor Park North Park and the Elizabeth Bell Residence, and a submission for the Federal Supply Chains Act. Additionally, the committee directed administration to assess options for incorporating innovation into city procurement practices and recognized Moose Hide Campaign Day.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Non-Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting featured an annual report presentation from the delegation of Alberta Municipalities, focusing on their advocacy efforts and key partnerships. Discussion topics included the Clean Energy Improvement Program, the provincial Bill 28 regarding municipal affairs and housing statutes, the expansion of affordable housing and market housing development, and provincial funding for Family and Community Support Services. The council also addressed municipal autonomy, off-site levies, and strategies to prevent homelessness.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed several agenda items, including the adoption of the agenda with various additions related to property tax bylaws, community revitalization levies, sidewalk reconstruction improvements, and the repeal of numerous advisory committee bylaws. The council acknowledged the National Day of Mourning and celebrated the results of the United Way campaign, recognizing staff for their contributions. Additionally, various governance updates for municipal committees and boards were discussed and approved. The meeting also featured a guest visit from a local school class.
