human settlement in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Protest in Parkview: Residents decry series of infill projects: Protesters say that if the city allows large infill projects, they will do what they can to slow ...
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House fire in Parkview 'suspicious,' say Edmonton investigators as community grapples with infill woes
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Tensions boiling over into the courts as Parkview residents resist multiple infill housing projects
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Key FactsParkview Residents Challenge Infill Development Plans
Jun 13, 2026 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: edmontonjournal.com
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: edmontonjournal.com
- Parkview residents oppose several proposed multi-unit housing projects that may significantly alter the neighborhood's character.
- Corisandra Leyton-High and others have appealed against Davach Properties' development plans in court.
- The Alberta Court of Appeal will hear the case in August 2026 after a prior appeal was dismissed.
- Concerns also focus on the 2024 zoning bylaw permitting up to eight units per building, viewed as insufficiently clear.
There is a human cost to this. It’s not just about our property values going down or the noise or the parking issues.— Corisandra Leyton-High; she discusses the human costs of infill development in Parkview in the Edmonton Journal article.