Keith Gerein

3 weeks ago | edmontonjournal.com | Keith Gerein

Keith Gerein: Sarah Hamilton's departure a blow to an Edmonton city council short on seasoning Get the latest from Keith Gerein straight to your inbox Sign Up Edmonton Coun. Sarah Hamilton. Photo by David Bloom /PostmediaArticle contentAn Edmonton city council already thin on political experience could soon get even thinner. Mayor Amarjeet Sohi is vying for a return to Ottawa, but whether he wins or loses that race, he won’t be back for a second term as mayor. Coun.

4 weeks ago | edmontonjournal.com | Keith Gerein

Keith Gerein: With Sohi's eyes on Ottawa, Edmonton's civic election race is set for a big shakeup Get the latest from Keith Gerein straight to your inbox Sign Up Coun. Andrew Knack, left, and Mayor Amarjeet Sohi take part in a news conference on July 17, 2023. Photo by David Bloom /Postmedia, fileArticle contentAnd to be fair, that’s not much of a change from the past few months.

1 month ago | edmontonjournal.com | Keith Gerein

Keith Gerein: Sohi's return to the federal Liberal campaign trail is one for the Twilight ZoneFacing a tough road to re-election to as Edmonton's mayor, Sohi may have better polling odds in running again for a federal seat. Get the latest from Keith Gerein straight to your inbox Sign Up Amarjeet Sohi, Liberal Party of Canada candidate for Edmonton Mill Woods, concedes after being defeated by Conservative Party of Canada candidate Tim Uppal in the federal election in October 2019.

1 month ago | edmontonjournal.com | Keith Gerein

Keith Gerein: Further dithering on Edmonton hospital projects an infuriating test of patients Get the latest from Keith Gerein straight to your inbox Sign Up An ambulance leaves the emergency department at the Misericordia Hospital in Edmonton on July 6, 2020. Photo by David Bloom /Postmedia, fileArticle contentWelcome to Edmonton’s Misericordia Hospital, where the new emergency department is long and spacious, and so are the wait times.

1 month ago | edmontonjournal.com | Keith Gerein

Keith Gerein: Investment deal with Oilers and the province is not yet 'ruthlessly fair' for Edmonton Get the latest from Keith Gerein straight to your inbox Sign Up Premier Danielle Smith takes part in a news conference to announce a funding agreement for a new $250 million event park outside Rogers Place in Downtown Edmonton on March 7, 2025.