City of Edmonton
Snow and Ice Management
TRANSPARENCY • ACCOUNTABILITY • ANSWERS •
This web site is intended to document and disseminate information related to the City of Edmonton's snow and ice management activities over the winter of 2025/26.
Heavy snowfall occurred in December 2025, described by Mayor Andrew Knack as "unprecedented". Clearing of residential streets did not commence until January 12, by which time the winter snowfall depth had reached 76 cm and road conditions were exacerbated by freezing rain events. This resulted in personal injury and property damage for which the Mayor and Administration have so far avoided accountability. The City Administration awarded themselves a 100% score for residential roadway snow and ice management in their annual report for 2025/26.
Blog entries on this issue are intended to shed light on specific issues related to City policies and procedures, communications, and behind-the-scenes actions. These entries are based on public information, as well as that provided through Access to Information Act (ATIA) requests. All such information will be linked for your inspection. Blog entries will also document the ATIA process, communications with my City Councillor, and communications with professional regulatory organizations.
Blog entries generally fall into the following categories:
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Characterization of weather conditions by the City
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City Policies and Procedures
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City Administration Communications
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Mayor and Council Communications
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Access to Information Act (ATIA) Requests
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Dealings with Professional Regulatory Organizations
Documents archived on this web site are accessible here (insert link) and are generally linked in blog posts in which they are referenced. Other web resources are linked on this page, including pages from the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), but may also be printed and archived here as PDFs.
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