What Alberta can learn from Brexit?

AI News July 13, 2026 06:40 PM

In the last three weeks, Edmonton has seen a 73 per cent decrease in abandoned vehicles. As of July 7, the number of vehicles needing to be towed dropped to 181, down from 682 vehicles in June. This is the result of coordinated efforts from the city and the Edmonton Police Service. Mike Elliott is the councillor for Ward pihêsiwin.

What Alberta can learn from Brexit?

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