This dataset is a detailing of each Inspection:
- date of the Inspection
- Action Needed (yes or no)
- Warnings
- Ticket Issued
- Other Enforcement Action Taken
- Bylaw Name violated (if applicable)
- Bylaw Section violated (if applicable)
- Location of the Inspection

Note: One Inspection can result in a number of Tickets/Warnings or Other Enforcement Actions as well as a number of Bylaw Names and Bylaw sections that were violated.

COVID-19 data for Alberta: Number of people tested for COVID-19 in Alberta by zone. Zone boundaries are outlined at https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/ahs-map-ahs-zones.pdf.

This is a mirror of the data presented in Table 6 at https://www.alberta.ca/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics.htm.

This dataset represents memberships offered by the City of Edmonton for the Recreation Facilities & Attractions.

Free winter recreation programs (Green Shack, youth programs, learn to skate) including location, program dates and times.

Lists all of the weeds regulated by the Alberta Weed Control Act (https://open.alberta.ca/publications/w05p1). The information published includes how these weeds can be identified and why they are regulated.

This dataset represents the prices for memberships offered by the City of Edmonton for the Recreation Facilities & Attractions.

Ashtray locations in the City of Edmonton.
Discarding cigarette butts on the ground is littering and subject to a $250 fine under Bylaw 14614. Please dispose of your butts responsibly.
https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/graffiti_litter/cigarette-litter-reduction

Distribution of various currently-licensed pets (cats, dogs, pigeons) by neighbourhood.

Note that this is a snapshot of pets that were licensed as of the last update date of this dataset; if a pet was licensed a number of years ago but that license has since expired and not been renewed, the details of that pet will not appear in this dataset. It is therefore not possible to use this dataset to see trends in pet licensing over time.

The rows with a year value of '2017' for example do not represent a comprehensive list of all pets that were licensed in 2017, but rather the subset of those pets that are still licensed as of the last update date of this dataset.

Total number of citizen complaint driven or officer initiated snow on City sidewalk, nuisance property, graffiti, noxious weeds, and business licence Bylaw investigations

This dataset is a detailing of each Inspection:
- date of the Inspection
- Action Needed (yes or no)
- Warnings
- Ticket Issued
- Other Enforcement Action Taken
- Bylaw Name violated (if applicable)
- Bylaw Section violated (if applicable)
- Location of the Inspection

Note: One Inspection can result in a number of Tickets/Warnings or Other Enforcement Actions as well as a number of Bylaw Names and Bylaw sections that were violated.

Total number of citizen complaint driven or officer initiated snow on City sidewalk, nuisance property, graffiti, noxious weeds, and business licence Bylaw investigations

Free summer recreation programs (Green Shack, playground program, spray parks, skate parks, youth programs, Flying Eagle program) including location, program dates and times.

Free winter recreation programs (Green Shack, youth programs, learn to skate) including location, program dates and times.

Total number of citizen complaint driven or officer initiated snow on City sidewalk, nuisance property, graffiti, noxious weeds, and business licence Bylaw investigations

Free summer recreation programs (Green Shack, playground program, spray parks, skate parks, youth programs, Flying Eagle program) including location, program dates and times.

Free summer recreation programs (Green Shack, playground program, spray parks, skate parks, youth programs, Flying Eagle program) including location, program dates and times.

Total number of citizen or officer initiated snow/ ice on City sidewalk complaints since 2011.

Total number of citizen complaint driven or officer initiated noxious weeds investigations over time.

COVID-19 data for Alberta:

From https://www.alberta.ca/covid-19-alberta-data.aspx:
- Previous day's Confirmed Cases, Active Cases, Recovered Cases, In Hospital, In Intensive Care, Deaths.

From https://www.alberta.ca/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics.htm:
- Figure 22: Cumulative COVID-19 cases.
- Figure 23: Rate of COVID-19 cases (per 100,000 population)
- Figure 24: Tests performed for COVID-19 in Alberta by day.

NB:
- The relevant Alberta Health Services websites are typically updated late afternoon Monday to Friday (except holidays), and the newly-added data applies to the previous day. As such, for much of each weekday the most recent data in this dataset will be for two days prior.
- This dataset was last updated 2021-11-05 16:08 with data as of end of day 2021-11-04.
- Data rows are reflective of the relevant Alberta Health Services' website as of the specified date. The data may be changed or corrected by Alberta Health Services on its relevant website, rendering the recorded values herein inaccurate.

Some gaps in historical data were filled from https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DAQ8_YJKdczjhFms9e8Hb0eVKX_GL5Et5CWvVcPKogM/edit#gid=0, with dates adjusted from "data published" date to "data applies to" date.

Total number of citizen complaint driven or officer initiated snow on City sidewalk, nuisance property, graffiti, noxious weeds, and business licence Bylaw investigations

Buddy Benches are currently used to encourage inclusion in elementary schools, and the City of Edmonton is hoping the same principle can help reduce urban isolation in our city. On June 27, 2017, Buddy Benches were placed in Edmonton neighbourhoods as a pilot project to help turn strangers into neighbours.

These benches are specifically painted to invite people to sit on them all year round. If someone notices a person sitting on a Buddy Bench, they are encouraged to sit with them and start up a conversation.

The Buddy Bench Pilot Project is part of the “Hello, How Are You?” (https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/for_communities/hello-how-are-you) campaign, which encompasses two council initiatives: the Council Initiative on Urban Isolation and Mental Health (https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/for_communities/urban-isolation-mental-health) and the Council Initiative on Seniors (https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/for_communities/senior-isolation-loneliness). The campaign encourages Edmontonians to connect within their communities to help prevent social isolation. The pilot came about after a young boy approached city administration hoping to have his school’s Buddy Bench concept implemented on a larger scale. Thanks to this suggestion, Buddy Benches will allow Edmontonians of all ages to support each other and start up a conversation simply by saying “Hello, how are you?”

Age Friendly Edmonton Partnership
In a partnership with Age Friendly Edmonton (https://www.edmonton.ca/city_government/initiatives_innovation/age-friendly-edmonton), we are proud to announce that we have new wooden Buddy Benches around the city. These benches are specifically painted and wrapped in vinyl. Visit a bench today and make sure to say “Hello, How are you?”.

For additional information on Buddy Benches, please go to: https://www.edmonton.ca/programs_services/for_communities/buddy-benches

COVID-19 case data for Alberta. Zone boundaries are outlined at https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/ahs-map-ahs-zones.pdf.

This is a mirror of the full COVID-19 dataset published by the province at https://www.alberta.ca/data/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics-data.csv.

DATA NOTES (from http://covid19stats.alberta.ca):
The Provincial Surveillance Information system (PSI) is a laboratory surveillance system which receives positive results for all Notifiable Diseases and diseases under laboratory surveillance from Alberta Precision Labs (APL). The system also receives negative results for a subset of organisms such as COVID-19. The system contains basic information on characteristics and demographics such as age, zone and gender.
Recovered is based on the assumption that a case is recovered 14 days after a particular date. For confirmed cases, we used specimen collected date and for probable cases, this is the date reported to Alberta Health.
Information such as hospitalizations and ICU admissions are received through enhanced case report forms sent by Alberta Health Services (AHS).
Disclaimer: The content and format of this report are subject to change. Cases are under investigation and numbers may fluctuate as cases are resolved. Data included in the interactive data application are up-to-date as of midday of the date of posting.

Data from https://www.alberta.ca/data/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics-data.csv; updated 2021-11-05 16:08 with data as of end of day 2021-11-04.