Lauren Boothby is a city hall reporter for the Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun, based in Alberta, Canada. With a focus on local news and politics, Lauren covers a wide range of topics including city council meetings, social issues, and community events. Her work has been featured in various publications across Canada.
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Lauren Boothby's coverage focuses extensively on government announcements, particularly related to homelessness and city policies in Edmonton, Alberta. She provides comprehensive reporting on homeless encampments, Mayor Amarjejson Sohi’s work, and the decisions made by the Edmonton City Council.
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By: Lauren Boothby
St. Albert voted for the second time not to leave Edmonton Global. The city wants to draw investment to the new Lakeview Business Park.
By: Lauren Boothby
Edmonton city councillors debated its travel budget pool and cut close to $10,000, but not funding for trips to Calgary Stampede.
By: Lauren Boothby
Alberta mounties have arrested and charged a 21-year-old man for bringing a fake gun into a Cold Lake hospital this week.
By: Lauren Boothby
Close to 200 people rallied at the Alberta legislature in support of three policies impacting transgender athletes and youth.
By: Lauren Boothby
Mary McEachern says her late husband Steve McEachern wanted his estate shared with other charities in Edmonton, Alberta and Canada.
By: Lauren Boothby
'As far as I'm concerned, we both decided this is the way we wanted the money to go, to help people in our part of the world'
Eddie Robar has been chosen by Edmonton city council as the new city manager.
By: Lauren Boothby
City council is signaling a desire to lower the proposed 8.1 per cent tax hike for 2025 but it's not yet clear where cuts could be made.
By: Lauren Boothby
The mayor's goal was to close the gap between the salaries for the leaders of Alberta's two biggest cities.
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