The Alberta government is requiring Edmonton to reverse some 2024 zoning changes, including housing types, density, building heights, and parking rules, restoring pre-2024 regulations and minimum on-site parking standards from before 2020. This aims to address concerns about high-density infill, ensuring development is appropriately scaled and supported by infrastructure. Edmonton has three months to amend its bylaw and 18 months for a broader review. Calgary will keep its current zoning approach.