Jeremy Thompson is a city hall reporter for CTV News Edmonton and The News Enterprise. With a focus on local news in Edmonton, Jeremy covers a wide range of topics including city council deliberations, budget talks, community safety, and social issues affecting residents. His work has also been featured in Quartz and STAT, showcasing his expertise and dedication to reporting on local issues.
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Jeremy Thompson’s coverage focuses on local government, politics, and social issues in Edmonton. His articles often discuss budget deliberations, housing concerns, and community safety.
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By: Jeremy Thompson, Craig Ellingson
A private firefighting service provider says crews contracted to work to protect buildings in and around the town of Jasper during July's wildfire emergency were denied entry to the national park for most of a day.
By: Brittany Ekelund, Jeremy Thompson
Traffic has become a major issue in some of Edmonton's fastest-growing neighbourhoods.
Buildings on three lots of a "special street" in central Edmonton could be demolished in coming years to make way for a new, more imposing structure.
It’s one of the 15 actions councillors supported on Tuesday to improve climate resilience in the city, something that will happen over the next few years.
By: Jeremy Thompson
The City of Edmonton is one step closer to constructing 19 transitional housing units for women.
A growing trend in Edmonton means plenty of newly renovated homes on the market. And that buyers need to beware.
By: Jeremy Thompson, Craig Ellingson
Flames forced everyone but the firefighters to leave Jasper in late July. They returned to devastation.
By: Jeremy Thompson, Miriam Valdes-Carletti
An Alberta-made innovation is promising to make a meaningful difference for fighting wildfires.
By: Jeremy Thompson
Playing with Public Dollars: A Toy Company's Secret Deal Threatens Yet Another Working-Class Community
By: Jeremy Thompson
Edmontononians will end up paying more in property taxes in 2025, but city council is still working out how much more.
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