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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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Local)
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
Edmonton electric scooter riders could face penalties for poor parking as ridership increases.
Article content The city will pay to demolish the former transitional housing site Dwayne's Home after the owner ignored notices to secure the neglected, fire-damaged Downtown building.
After a series of fires and security issues the City of Edmonton is paying to demolish Dwayne's Home. Property could be sold at tax auction.
The City of Edmonton could take on hefty costs to maintain and renew Citadel Theatre if council approves a new 10-year lease.
Edmonton is expected this month to finalize a permanent energy-efficiency retrofits program after a widely popular pilot finished last year.
By: Lauren Boothby
Edmonton city council is asking the province to scrap Bill 18 and Bill 20 and engage more closely with the municipalities and public agencies the controversial proposed laws impact.
By: Lauren Boothby
Edmonton's mayor unveiled a new task force that will look for solutions to housing and homelessness during the annual state of the city address Downtown at the Edmonton Convention Centre.
More Edmonton property owners hoping to make their homes more energy efficient will soon have access to loans through a city program. Article content
By: Lauren Boothby
Protesters rallied outside city hall Tuesday to decry the police's and University of Alberta's handling of the pro-Palestine camp teardown before filling council chambers in a tense, but mostly quiet, display of displeasure.
By: Lauren Boothby
A large and peaceful but at-times disruptive protest in Edmonton city hall this week is prompting some on council to rethink security and what's expected from the public during council meetings.
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