- Mayor Don Iveson has called a special council meeting for Dec. 8 to discuss what the city can do to curb the spread of COVID-19. "The city will consider closing or curbing non-essential activities, including businesses," reports CBC News. Alberta is scheduled to receive 3,900 doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine next week.
- Edmontonian Ashley Antonio spoke to CBC News about her experience as a COVID-19 long-hauler, experiencing 257 days of symptoms.
- The provincial government is moving towards reflective license plates, meaning Albertans will no longer have to update the expiration stickers on their plates in the new year. "Drivers will still need to renew their vehicle registration and will need hold a valid registration certificate," reports the Edmonton Journal.
- Outdoor rinks in the city are struggling to stay open during the pandemic, with 60-70 of 120 community league rinks open.
- City council has approved the new ward boundaries with a 10-3 vote. The new boundaries will take effect for the municipal election next year.
