Edmonton has a new animal control bylaw aimed at addressing concerns about increased dog attacks and shelter space, while also modernizing rules for various companion animals and updating licensing.

For the first time in two decades, Edmonton has overhauled its Animal Care and Control bylaw, a move city officials say will better protect residents, pets, and urban wildlife.

After more than 20 years, Edmonton's Animal Licensing and Control bylaw is getting a revamp. The bylaw increases fines for things like dog attacks. The City of Edmonton said fines range from $250 up ...

Edmonton has updated its animal bylaw for the first time in 20 years. Changes include new regulations on animal welfare, dog attacks, feral cats, pet licence fees and pigeon keeping.

Deadline for purchasing 2025 dog licenses approaching Dog owners must by a license from their county treasurer by Jan. 1.