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City gives up on Centre Line LRT bridge over river, for now | 'Mind-blowing' mural by Spanish artists coming to downtown Edmonton wall | Man and dog aboard small plane missing in northern Alberta | Oilers' Andrej Sekera out indefinitely after Achilles tendon surgery

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC Edmonton View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback City gives up on Centre Line LRT bridge over river, for now Tue, 14 Aug 2018 20:29:30 EDT Edmonton’s Centre Line LRT is likely two decades away from being built but on Tuesday city councillors agreed the train should go down Whyte Avenue all the way to the University LRT station. 'Mind-blowing' mural by Spanish artists coming to downtown Edmonton wall Tue, 14 Aug 2018 20:06:20 EDT Get ready Edmonton: Another large-scale mural by Spanish artists is coming to a downtown wall. Man and dog aboard small plane missing in northern Alberta Tue, 14 Aug 2018 10:27:19 EDT Crews continue to search an expanse of land north and west of Edmonton Tuesday looking for a small plane that disappeared without a trace during a flight across northern Alberta. Oilers' Andrej Sekera out indefinitely after Achilles tendon surgery Tue, 14 Aug 2018 17:58:20 EDT Edmonton Oilers defenceman Andrej Sekera will be out indefinitely after undergoing surgery to repair a torn Achilles tendon. Fake priests target Alberta Catholics in email phishing scam Alberta Metis vote to support Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion through B.C. Edmonton's 109th Street still on the table for possible protected bike lane Regional transit projects priority for new Alberta funding program Edmonton pharmacy employee charged with stealing $2M worth of Percocet tablets Banff, Jasper and Calgary record highest temperature increases: study Capital Foundations: A peek inside Edmonton's secretive Masonic hall Alberta RCMP change alarm response policy to free up resources Hydro power storage project to be built near Jasper National Park Major crimes unit investigates death on Paul First Nation German tourist shot near Calgary shows signs of severe, life-changing injuries CBC Edmonton You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC Edmonton click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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Noise-control technology now on Edmonton streets, listening and watching | Nexen reports 270,000-litre pipeline spill of produced water in northern Alberta | 6 hurt when horse-drawn wagon overturns at Fort Edmonton Park | UCP leader Jason Kenney names senior campaign team, new chief of staff

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Noise-control technology now on Edmonton streets, listening and watching Wed, 15 Aug 2018 20:55:16 EDT The late summer roar of vehicles on Edmonton streets is getting recorded on tape and camera for the next four months in an extended pilot project that could result in automated noise enforcement by next year.

Nexen reports 270,000-litre pipeline spill of produced water in northern Alberta Wed, 15 Aug 2018 19:12:28 EDT A month after being ordered to pay $750,000 in fines related to a 2015 pipeline leak, Nexen Energy is reporting a spill of 270,000 litres from a different pipeline at the same northern Alberta project.

6 hurt when horse-drawn wagon overturns at Fort Edmonton Park Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:02:39 EDT Six visitors to Fort Edmonton Park were injured, one seriously, after a horse-drawn wagon overturned on Wednesday.

UCP leader Jason Kenney names senior campaign team, new chief of staff Wed, 15 Aug 2018 17:48:44 EDT United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney on Wednesday announced the members of his senior campaign staff, which will be led by his former caucus chief of staff and includes a pollster who helped get Doug Ford elected premier of Ontario.

Death of Paul First Nation woman deemed homicide, suspects remain at large Alberta legislature wading pool closed for repairs Dentist who left girl with permanent brain damage will help pay costs of investigation, hearing Bothered by wildfire smoke? Avoid outdoor activity, health official advises Boy dies after being struck by payloader on southern Alberta ranch New rankings shun Edmonton, praise Calgary, peeve capital city residents Whitefish Lake basketball coach carries on legacy of murdered son Wildfire haze from B.C. raising air quality concerns across Alberta Alberta search for missing pilot stymied by wildfire smoke B.C. declares state of emergency as hundreds of wildfires burn across province 'A wake-up call': Sherwood Park bike crash renews legislative effort for cyclist safety

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Edmonton park rangers to undergo training to handle migratory birds | Go the extra mile: 73-year-old Edmonton man set to run 100th marathon | Province reaches tentative deal with 23,000 AUPE members, details a secret | NEB allows Trans Mountain to begin construction on parts of pipeline expansion

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Edmonton park rangers to undergo training to handle migratory birds Thu, 16 Aug 2018 21:11:13 EDT City of Edmonton park rangers can receive several requests a week to help migratory birds in distress, but their training limits how they respond to those calls. Now, the city is working with animal rescue group WildNorth to change that.

Go the extra mile: 73-year-old Edmonton man set to run 100th marathon Thu, 16 Aug 2018 18:37:48 EDT Fifty or so years ago, Ken Davison laced up his beloved white tennis shoes with the green stripes and ran his first marathon. On Sunday, he’ll run his 100th.

Province reaches tentative deal with 23,000 AUPE members, details a secret Thu, 16 Aug 2018 16:17:18 EDT The Alberta government has reached a tentative agreement with 23,000 members of its largest union, the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE), with the help of a mediator.

NEB allows Trans Mountain to begin construction on parts of pipeline expansion Thu, 16 Aug 2018 17:52:21 EDT The National Energy Board says Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC can start construction on sections of its pipeline expansion in Alberta and British Columbia.

Alberta adds 406 seats to train students in face of projected tech worker shortage FortisAlberta fined $300,000 for PCB leak in Hinton Former Tory MLA Carl Benito target of immigration fraud investigation Spooked horse caused wagon crash at Fort Edmonton Park, official says Fringe 'O' Saurus Rex, Jukebox Hero, an airshow and more: What to do with your weekend in Edmonton Fentanyl as fake heroin: Edmonton gang unit shuts down home-based lab Jasper pitches relaxed rules for cannabis retailers ASIRT investigating death of 16-year-old boy in Sherwood Park Freeway rollover Edmonton homeowner fears ant infestation could leave her bankrupt Eerie wildfire haze continues to cloak Edmonton

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'Long overdue': Edmonton plans to roll out green bins | Bison destroyed after wandering out of Banff National Park | Marathon, Eskimos game in limbo as smoky haze lingers over Edmonton | UCP nomination candidate who shared post against same-sex marriage allowed to run

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'Long overdue': Edmonton plans to roll out green bins Fri, 17 Aug 2018 21:02:08 EDT If a pilot project succeeds, in a few years every single-unit home in Edmonton will be asked to separate organics into a green bin.

Bison destroyed after wandering out of Banff National Park Fri, 17 Aug 2018 21:09:31 EDT One of two bison that wandered out of Banff National Park earlier this month has been destroyed.

Marathon, Eskimos game in limbo as smoky haze lingers over Edmonton Fri, 17 Aug 2018 19:32:25 EDT Organizers of the Edmonton Marathon will decide at 10 a.m. Saturday whether the race will go ahead as smoke from wildfires burning in B.C. continues to envelope Alberta.

UCP nomination candidate who shared post against same-sex marriage allowed to run Fri, 17 Aug 2018 17:27:35 EDT Sandra Kim, the United Conservative Party hopeful who shared a Facebook post saying she opposes same-sex marriage, will be allowed to run for the party’s nomination in Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin

Canada's purchase of Trans Mountain clears major U.S. hurdle Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite Edmonton porta-potty project flush with feedback, good and bad Prize pumpkin pinched from Edmonton backyard Narrow rail for bicycles among the ups and downs of Edmonton's new funicular 2 men charged in connection with shooting, police chase in northeast Edmonton Ian Tyson cancels appearance due to 'unexpected and serious medical situation' Edmonton students test wildfire-tracking satellite gear on space agency balloon Edmonton police chief undecided on LGBTQ apology, memo says Man, 28, critically injured in shooting at northeast Edmonton house party Former Liberal MLA seeking Alberta Party nomination

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Ottawa to accept more applications under immigrant family reunification program | PACs must disclose donors even after cancelling registration with Elections Alberta | Worst in the world: Edmonton took dubious honour in air quality rankings | Sawed-off rifle found at scene of fatal police shooting in Edmonton, ASIRT says

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Ottawa to accept more applications under immigrant family reunification program Mon, 20 Aug 2018 20:21:19 EDT The federal government announced changes Monday to the parent and grandparent sponsorship program - a move welcomed by an Edmonton organization that supports newcomers

PACs must disclose donors even after cancelling registration with Elections Alberta Mon, 20 Aug 2018 21:01:00 EDT Political action committees or PACs still have to disclose their donors to Elections Alberta even if they deregister as third-party political advertisers, officials say.

Worst in the world: Edmonton took dubious honour in air quality rankings Mon, 20 Aug 2018 19:07:38 EDT Last week, among thousands of cities in 85 countries around the world, Edmonton had the worst air quality in cities with more than 250,000 people due to neighbouring wildfires.

Sawed-off rifle found at scene of fatal police shooting in Edmonton, ASIRT says Mon, 20 Aug 2018 18:35:32 EDT Investigators have released a photograph of a sawed-off rifle they say was found Saturday evening inside a stolen vehicle at the scene of a police shooting.

Edmonton police officer who stole money from crime scene sentenced to probation 'Pretty savage' magpie removed from store, customer hailed as hero Overflowing toilet closes Misericordia emergency room in west Edmonton RV-sharing website keeps Alberta couple who created it too busy to camp Man's death inside WCB building triggers workplace investigation Canadian Pacific moved more grain in past year despite extreme weather, backlog Balancing act: Fringe survival tips from a former Golden Ticket winner Uber-style cannabis delivery service hopes to launch in Edmonton, Calgary Woman accuses former director of centre for francophone newcomers of sexual misconduct Police identify man killed in 'targeted' shooting in northeast Edmonton 'People on the path' aims to show not everyone is pro-pipeline, group says

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Family of murdered teen makes public appeal 1 year after son's death | City-wide 16 per cent affordable housing goal gets OK from Edmonton council | Unclear when Misericordia ER will reopen, as water damage worse than expected | Former PC turned NDP cabinet minister Sandra Jansen to run again in 2019

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Family of murdered teen makes public appeal 1 year after son's death Tue, 21 Aug 2018 19:32:18 EDT On the one-year anniversary of the unsolved murder of teenager Tanner Krupa, police and the young man's family are appealing to the public for information concerning his death.

City-wide 16 per cent affordable housing goal gets OK from Edmonton council Tue, 21 Aug 2018 20:41:47 EDT Edmonton city council approves new city-wide framework aimed at 16 per cent affordable housing in all neighbourhoods.

Unclear when Misericordia ER will reopen, as water damage worse than expected Tue, 21 Aug 2018 17:55:23 EDT A water leak at the Misericordia hospital will require drywall repairs, hospital officials said Tuesday — meaning that the west-end emergency room will remain closed for an undetermined amount of time.

Former PC turned NDP cabinet minister Sandra Jansen to run again in 2019 Tue, 21 Aug 2018 17:14:39 EDT Alberta Infrastructure Minister Sandra Jansen intends to run for the NDP in her riding of Calgary-North West in next year's provincial election.

Moms' getaway turns nightmarish when bedbugs feast on woman in southeast Calgary hotel This Alberta man completed 4 muddy obstacle courses this year — at age 80 Faulty extension cord caused fire at Edmonton office building leased by province, fire department says Beetles, wasps and ants join critters on the march to new Royal Alberta Museum 'I shouldn't have said that': Edmonton mayor reveals private details about west LRT line Man, 25, killed when truck rolls near Rocky Mountain House 'The mountains are unforgiving': Climber deaths a reminder of scrambling risk, says guide Edmonton man exhibits photographs of Prague under siege St. Albert bans consuming cannabis in public Panel at Fringe to explore next steps for Indigenous storytellers 'Alberta first': When it comes to buying food, millennials are making local a priority

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Tariffs hit Alberta's beer and boating sectors | Girl who died in group home likely regularly over-medicated, fatality inquiry told | Hundreds of lemonade stands across Alberta to benefit children's hospital | Passenger who surrendered before fatal police shooting faces charges

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Tariffs hit Alberta's beer and boating sectors Wed, 22 Aug 2018 21:02:14 EDT Albertans in the market for beer or boats could soon be paying more as local companies take a hit in the ongoing U.S.- Canada trade war.

Girl who died in group home likely regularly over-medicated, fatality inquiry told Wed, 22 Aug 2018 20:06:16 EDT An eight-year-old girl who died in a group home from an overdose of a sleep-aid drug was likely being over-medicated for weeks before her death, a fatality inquiry heard Wednesday.

Hundreds of lemonade stands across Alberta to benefit children's hospital Wed, 22 Aug 2018 20:29:55 EDT With more than 400 lemonade stands poised to set up shop this Sunday, volunteers Kathy and Caroline House hope to raise even more money for the children's hospital.

Passenger who surrendered before fatal police shooting faces charges Wed, 22 Aug 2018 19:09:46 EDT A man who surrendered to Edmonton police moments before his friend was shot and killed by an officer on Saturday now faces numerous charges.

Central Alberta man among victims of plane crash near Fort Simpson, N.W.T. Edmonton woman dies after pinning herself under her own SUV Contentious UCP nomination in Lac Ste. Anne-Parkland decided tonight More traffic expected as Costco opens near Edmonton airport Documentary filmmaker explores Alberta history through Indigenous stories Last laugh: Fringe performer comes to terms with his autism through comedy 'It's mainly the parents': Edmonton Rugby Union fighting referee abuse with new policy Suncor restarting Edmonton refinery after power outage stalls production Canada's cattle producers tighten belts as drought dries up pastures Heritage Valley is Edmonton's worst 'child-care desert,' report says Most wanted deadbeat dad in U.S. gets 24 months in jail after Alberta arrest

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Edmonton could set four-bag garbage limit by 2020 | Edmonton police arrest escaped inmate | Man with rare testicular cancer seeks special, expensive treatment | Hotel and condo tower proposed for site of popular downtown eatery

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Edmonton could set four-bag garbage limit by 2020 Thu, 23 Aug 2018 21:12:13 EDT An overhaul of the city's waste-management system could, if approved by council, represent the biggest shift Edmontonians have seen in the past 20 years.

Edmonton police arrest escaped inmate Thu, 23 Aug 2018 20:31:41 EDT Edmonton police have arrested an inmate who escaped from the Edmonton Institution for Women.

Man with rare testicular cancer seeks special, expensive treatment Thu, 23 Aug 2018 20:39:01 EDT After completing a five-kilometre race last July, Davis Falniuk felt some strange back pain.

Hotel and condo tower proposed for site of popular downtown eatery Thu, 23 Aug 2018 19:41:22 EDT A development group wants to add another high-rise to the downtown warehouse district, potentially uprooting a mainstay in the city's dining scene.

Lengthy police standoff in northeast Edmonton ends with three arrests Albertans out $1.5M to scams so far in 2018, more than all of last year, data shows 7 Edmonton women targeted at night by same voyeur, police say Misericordia Hospital ER to reopen Friday morning, AHS says Monster truck throwdown, the Derby and the blues: What to do with your weekend For first time, Alberta enumerators collect information on 16-, 17-year-olds RCMP search for suspects in Red Deer hair salon heists RCMP and civilian searchers scour Hinton area for woman who disappeared in 2006 U of A prof joins experts pushing back against Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop coming to Canada Alberta 'batting a thousand,' Notley says as court dismisses Burnaby pipeline case Man shot and killed by Edmonton police fired rifle at officer, sources say

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Edmonton Soccer Dome set to become biggest indoor facility in Canada | Questions, concerns over Labour Day lunch for homeless hosted by far-right groups | West Edmonton fire sparked by oily paper towels that 'self-heated' | City auditor's report confirms millions spent on inadequate eService project

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Edmonton Soccer Dome set to become biggest indoor facility in Canada Fri, 24 Aug 2018 19:51:05 EDT Driving into Edmonton on the city’s south side, you can see the top of what looks like a massive dome. The Edmonton Soccer Dome is the country’s largest indoor soccer facility, and the complex has the city’s soccer community buzzing.

Questions, concerns over Labour Day lunch for homeless hosted by far-right groups Fri, 24 Aug 2018 15:49:14 EDT A coalition of groups affiliated with extreme far-right views is planning to hand out food to Edmonton's inner city homeless population on Labour Day.

West Edmonton fire sparked by oily paper towels that 'self-heated' Fri, 24 Aug 2018 15:39:26 EDT A Monday night fire that damaged a pair of residential properties in west Edmonton was sparked by a cardboard box full of used paper towels, fire investigators revealed on Friday.

City auditor's report confirms millions spent on inadequate eService project Fri, 24 Aug 2018 15:35:13 EDT A review of the city's eServices project has found the manager of the $11.6-million project hired business partners to do the work.

Motorcycle in Fort Saskatchewan clocked at almost 200 km/h Snack checker: Edmonton AM's quest for the city's ultimate snack Orville Chubb, the driving force behind Avenue Magazine, to be celebrated Friday Facing a schism, Conservatives try to knock Maxime Bernier down a peg WestJet's Fort McMurray to Toronto route cancellation 'disappointing' Déjà vu for Waterton residents as huge U.S. wildfire threatens park Spruce Grove basketball players attempting to shoot their way into the record books Practice paid off for Edmonton's Judy Kang and for Lady Gaga, too Edmonton Catholic, public schools expand shared busing program to save money Ticats cap comeback against Eskimos with last-second FG

Edmonton could set four-bag garbage limit by 2020

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Free haircuts in Edmonton encourage kids to focus on school | U of A professor's work spurs movie about popular televangelist's fall from grace | Domtar creosote plant dispute goes to Environmental Appeals Board | Council signals eventual end to left-turn lane from 104th Avenue to 109th Street

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Free haircuts in Edmonton encourage kids to focus on school Mon, 27 Aug 2018 19:36:52 EDT Former residents of Queen Mary Park provided free haircuts and school supplies to dozens of students in the community on Monday.

U of A professor's work spurs movie about popular televangelist's fall from grace Mon, 27 Aug 2018 20:33:13 EDT Russell Cobb was back in his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma when he noticed a small article in the local paper about a very popular preacher’s fall from grace.

Domtar creosote plant dispute goes to Environmental Appeals Board Mon, 27 Aug 2018 18:42:59 EDT Contaminants in soil at a former Domtar wood-treatment operation in northeast Edmonton are properly contained, a company that owns the site argued Monday at an Environmental Appeals Board hearing.

Council signals eventual end to left-turn lane from 104th Avenue to 109th Street Mon, 27 Aug 2018 17:44:16 EDT Edmonton motorists accustomed to turning left onto 109th Street from 104th Avenue will likely have to find an alternative route in the coming years, Mayor Don Iveson says.

3 police chief vacancies in Alberta an opportunity for women, Justice Minister Kathleen Ganley says Propane leak suspected in Cooking Lake house explosion, fire official says Coroner to examine death of Edmonton man shot by Vancouver police Fraud, theft charges laid against man who raised $200G from investors in Red Deer Behind Connor McDavid, Oilers confident in rebound season Fringe Festival sets a record: 133,276 tickets sold Homicide unit investigates suspicious death in northeast Edmonton Pet store owner charged after 500 animals seized at West Edmonton Mall Edmonton Music Awards removes gender-based categories Weekend BBQ prepares kids with autism, parents for back to school season Murder charge laid in June death of Fort McMurray man

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Edmonton-based Indigenous arts collective to formally launch Thursday | Edmonton's new planWhyte aims to balance history with progress | Imperial Oil introducing new technology to cut emissions at Cold Lake oilsands wells | Downtown Hyatt Place hotel fails health inspection due to pigeon infestation

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Edmonton-based Indigenous arts collective to formally launch Thursday Tue, 28 Aug 2018 21:47:00 EDT The Indigenous Artist Market Collective (IAM) is having its official launch Thursday at the ATB Arts and Culture Branch on Jasper Avenue thanks in part to support from the City of Edmonton and End Poverty.

Edmonton's new planWhyte aims to balance history with progress Tue, 28 Aug 2018 20:25:00 EDT A new land use plan for Strathcona, called planWhyte, aims to allow new developments while maintaining heritage of the area.

Imperial Oil introducing new technology to cut emissions at Cold Lake oilsands wells Tue, 28 Aug 2018 17:59:32 EDT Imperial Oil Ltd. is pledging to cut its oilsands greenhouse gas emissions per barrel by 10 per cent over the next five years as it ramps up production and works to get in line with increasingly stringent environmental regulation.

Downtown Hyatt Place hotel fails health inspection due to pigeon infestation Tue, 28 Aug 2018 14:33:29 EDT Fewer than two years after it opened in downtown Edmonton, the Hyatt Place hotel has been ordered by the province to deal with a pigeon infestation.

Alberta's only NDP MP not seeking re-election in 2019 Boy, 16, charged in shooting of German tourist Preliminary hearing set for former Edmonton gymnastics coach charged with sex assault in Quebec Alberta implements new 911 standards for answering calls For Edmonton's unintended beach, was last summer just a happy accident? Alberta’s most affordable housing market? Fort McMurray, if you weigh home prices against incomes Former Edmonton MLA Carl Benito facing suspension of immigration consultant licence Spike in cannabis overdoses blamed on potent edibles, poor public education Farmers markets a valuable way to help new businesses get growing Alberta accounted for 97% of federal income tax decline during recession's height Hangar 11 hangs on: Committee moves to delay decision on WWII-era building

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Frustration over involuntary celibacy led to killing, former security guard claims | Worker killed at WCB building hit by garage door | Federal clean fuel standard will put Alberta at 'competitive disadvantage': industry expert | Child falls from third-storey window of family's Edmonton apartment

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Frustration over involuntary celibacy led to killing, former security guard claims Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:55:56 EDT A former private security guard sentenced Wednesday to four years in jail for manslaughter claims that years of involuntary celibacy left him so frustrated he stomped a man to death two summers ago.

Worker killed at WCB building hit by garage door Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:32:06 EDT CBC News has learned a man who died while working in the Workers’ Compensation Board building Aug. 17 was killed after being hit by an overhead parking garage door.

Federal clean fuel standard will put Alberta at 'competitive disadvantage': industry expert Wed, 29 Aug 2018 19:12:25 EDT Ottawa's proposed clean fuel standard could force Alberta's oil and gas sector to face hurdles their competitors don't have to deal with, according to an industry expert.

Child falls from third-storey window of family's Edmonton apartment Wed, 29 Aug 2018 16:44:39 EDT A three-year-old boy was rushed to hospital Wednesday after he fell from a third-storey window in an apartment building in northeast Edmonton.

Working out is hard. Maintaining the motivation is even harder, says U of A study Accidental Beach won't become permanent urban attraction, councillors decide Low Level Bridge re-opens after fatal early-morning rollover U.S.-based owner of Town Shoes to close all 38 stores in Canada by January Vaccine schedule for HPV, Hep B to switch to 2 doses in Grade 6 Trans Mountain pipeline could be in peril if appeals court sides with First Nations Valley Line West LRT expected to have minimal impact on Edmonton's river valley Homicide confirmed in northeast Edmonton shooting Jagmeet Singh's NDP is losing incumbents and that could hurt in 2019 Legal confusion creates seeds of doubt for head-shop owner seeking pot licence Dinosaur discovery helps fill 70-million-year evolutionary gap

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Premier Rachel Notley pulls Alberta out of federal climate plan over Trans Mountain ruling | Remains of 2 people found inside burned mobile home in eastern Alberta | Drug-free bodybuilding takes Leduc man from oilpatch to new career in California | How the killer whale became the Achilles heel of Trans Mountain pipeline approval

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Premier Rachel Notley pulls Alberta out of federal climate plan over Trans Mountain ruling Thu, 30 Aug 2018 15:34:45 EDT In a dramatic announcement Thursday evening, Premier Rachel Notley said she is pulling Alberta out of the national climate-change plan to protest a federal court ruling that quashed plans to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Remains of 2 people found inside burned mobile home in eastern Alberta Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:29:33 EDT The remains of two people were found inside a burned mobile home on the Frog Lake First Nation reserve.

Drug-free bodybuilding takes Leduc man from oilpatch to new career in California Thu, 30 Aug 2018 16:59:12 EDT Working in the Alberta oilpatch, it can be easy to fall into unhealthy habits. But Leduc emergency medical technician Clint Lewing fell into some extremely healthy ones — working out, eating right and steering clear of drugs — that changed his life.

How the killer whale became the Achilles heel of Trans Mountain pipeline approval Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:07:46 EDT B.C.'s ailing southern resident killer whale population is proving itself a wedge in one of the most headline-grabbing issues in the province — expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Alberta pulling out of federal climate change plan until pipeline construction resumes With project in doubt, Kinder Morgan shareholders vote to sell Trans Mountain pipeline to Ottawa Milky Way Day, BaconFest, April Wine and more: What to do with your long weekend Alberta police break up cocaine distribution network linked to Hells Angels Man, 27, killed in fiery crash in northeastern Alberta South Edmonton church demolished as shrinking congregations merge

Frustration over involuntary celibacy led to killing, former security guard claims

Red Deer vigilante mom goes the extra mile to retrieve son's stolen bike Edmonton artist known as 'poo guy' on a roll with bathroom art Northland schools hires family wellness workers to help boost attendance Canada gun facts: Here are the latest stats on firearm deaths, injuries and crime

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Oilsands workers, Fort McMurray leaders disappointed with Trans Mountain setback | Court's refusal to hear benefits lawsuit a 'slap in the face,' says Alberta veteran | Ottawa announces 19 new judicial appointments, as provinces deal with clogged courts | RFAs Nylander, Nurse still unsigned with NHL camps approaching

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Oilsands workers, Fort McMurray leaders disappointed with Trans Mountain setback Fri, 31 Aug 2018 19:35:52 EDT At a Fort McMurray diner on Friday, many customers sipped coffee and swallowed their disappointment as they discussed a federal court ruling that has halted work on the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

Court's refusal to hear benefits lawsuit a 'slap in the face,' says Alberta veteran Fri, 31 Aug 2018 16:09:33 EDT An Alberta soldier who made headlines around the world for confronting the prime minister over veterans services says the Supreme Court's refusal to rule on a case that would challenge Ottawa's obligations to service members came as a "slap in the face."

Ottawa announces 19 new judicial appointments, as provinces deal with clogged courts Fri, 31 Aug 2018 16:03:47 EDT Seven provinces are getting 19 new judges as the federal government tries to narrow the number of judicial vacancies in a stressed system.

RFAs Nylander, Nurse still unsigned with NHL camps approaching Fri, 31 Aug 2018 17:00:02 EDT Maple Leafs winger William Nylander has said he wants a long-term contract from Toronto. Oilers defenceman Darnell Nurse indicated this week he doesn't mind if he gets a bridge deal or one that stretches five, six or seven years from Edmonton.

Alberta on track to lower deficit by $1B, Ceci says in first-quarter update 'Safe space' gets a real space: Edmonton's Queerflex gym moving into new digs this fall Federal minister cautions Alberta against withdrawing from national climate plan Holy carp: 11-year-old nets giant koi in St. Albert lake Trans Mountain ruling increases uncertainty among resource industry groups Former local councillor clinches UCP nomination in Maskwacis-Wetaskiwin Alberta Indigenous leaders call for improved consultation after Trans Mountain ruling Edmonton police on track to hire new chief by October 2018 Trudeau's contradictions 'coming home to roost' in Trans Mountain ruling, say analysts Don't dig Trans Mountain's grave just yet

Remains of 2 people found inside burned mobile home in eastern Alberta

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Foo Fighters postpone Edmonton, Calgary shows due to illness | Stamps sneak past Eskimos for 7th straight Labour Day win | Calgary motorcycle racer killed after track crash south of Edmonton | Cover your plants: Frost advisory issued for many parts of Alberta

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Foo Fighters postpone Edmonton, Calgary shows due to illness Mon, 3 Sep 2018 18:54:53 EDT Foo Fighters have rescheduled their Alberta tour dates due to illness.

Stamps sneak past Eskimos for 7th straight Labour Day win Mon, 3 Sep 2018 18:07:20 EDT The Calgary Stampeders kept their string of Labour Day wins alive with a 23-20 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos on Monday.

Calgary motorcycle racer killed after track crash south of Edmonton Mon, 3 Sep 2018 14:59:59 EDT A motorcycle racer who died after crashing his bike Sunday afternoon south of Edmonton is being remembered as a skilled athlete and a charismatic friend.

Cover your plants: Frost advisory issued for many parts of Alberta Mon, 3 Sep 2018 19:35:25 EDT While it's technically still summer, it should come as no surprise to any true Albertan that a frost advisory has been issued for much of the central and northern parts of the province.

Construction delays extend summer for students at Beaumont junior high AHS can deny sponsorship of foreign doctors if need isn't proven, court says Edmonton hoop dancer pleads for return of 'very sacred' stolen regalia New coverage of HIV prevention drug a 'game changer,' Alberta sexual health advocates say The end of Trans Mountain may actually hurt the environment, argues consultant Boy who drowned in Lac La Biche was wearing life jacket, police say Find-a-roommate software eases back-to-school butterflies for MacEwan students A new life in Edmonton: the successes and challenges faced by Syrian refugees Public school emergency alerts ready for school year Search for teen who fell into lake near Fort McMurray now a recovery mission Boy, 8, dies after canoe swept away on northern Alberta lake

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Rainy day fund can balance $14.4-million deficit, Edmonton mayor says | How a serious illness led a punk rocker to folk music success | Plan to remove grass clippings from weekly garbage pickup inches ahead | Edmonton Oilers launch 40th anniversary 'retro' jersey, announce free fan event

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Rainy day fund can balance $14.4-million deficit, Edmonton mayor says Tue, 4 Sep 2018 20:57:13 EDT Edmonton's rainy day fund can balance the books on the city's projected $14.4-million deficit in the 2018 budget, Mayor Don Iveson says.

How a serious illness led a punk rocker to folk music success Tue, 4 Sep 2018 19:49:26 EDT A major health crisis gave Edmonton-born punk rocker Laurier Tiernan a new outlook on life and a new sound for his music.

Plan to remove grass clippings from weekly garbage pickup inches ahead Tue, 4 Sep 2018 19:27:59 EDT City council agreed to a blueprint separating grass clippings, leaves, and yard waste from regular garbage pick-up in 2020.

Edmonton Oilers launch 40th anniversary 'retro' jersey, announce free fan event Tue, 4 Sep 2018 17:50:13 EDT The Edmonton Oilers announced they'll be celebrating the team's 40th season with a new "retro" jersey and a free fan day.

Edmonton can't 'write the obituary' on summer just yet, senior climatologist says Canadian oilpatch rules could cut global emissions, study concludes Notley to meet Trudeau on Wednesday, hopes to talk Trans Mountain pipeline Driver dies in single-vehicle rollover in central Alberta Alberta property crime dips with $10M RCMP strategy, officials say Safety first as thousands of children head back to school 'Utterly outrageous': Liberals shoot down opposition bid to force ministers to lay out pipeline plan Divers encounter rough, murky waters in Gregoire Lake recovery mission Elimination of annual backcountry pass worries hikers and guides 'We're all too young for this': Friends remember teen killed in rollover on Low Level Bridge Rising oil price will spur drilling by small, intermediate producers, analysts predict

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'It was,' Alberta premier says of meeting with Trudeau over Trans Mountain | Long-term care beds a focus at annual AUPE Grandparents Day barbecue | Edmonton restaurateur raises money for flood relief in India | Edmonton-based cannabis grower and U of A to research uses for plant fibre

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'It was,' Alberta premier says of meeting with Trudeau over Trans Mountain Wed, 5 Sep 2018 12:08:13 EDT A visibly frosty Premier Rachel Notley met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Edmonton on Wednesday to discuss next steps in resuming construction on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, following a court ruling last week that put the brakes on the project.

Long-term care beds a focus at annual AUPE Grandparents Day barbecue Wed, 5 Sep 2018 21:08:00 EDT As Alberta Union of Provincial Employees hosted an annual barbecue for seniors, the union is focused on a long-term care bed promise.

Edmonton restaurateur raises money for flood relief in India Wed, 5 Sep 2018 19:11:01 EDT Ramesh Devangodi emigrated from southern India to Edmonton where he has built a successful career as restaurateur. Now he's giving back to his native country by holding a fund raiser at his newest location on Sept 9.

Edmonton-based cannabis grower and U of A to research uses for plant fibre Wed, 5 Sep 2018 15:21:37 EDT An Edmonton-based cannabis grower says it will team up with the University of Alberta to explore ways to convert the waste from cannabis production into sustainable products and bio-energy.

Edmonton appoints city's first integrity commissioner and ethics adviser Drumheller dinosaur statues need saving after slight 'mass extinction,' group says Cockroach infestations on the rise in Edmonton, exterminator says St. Albert to destroy koi that pose threat to native fish species DIY cannabis: Alberta man offers tips for the budding home grower The Trans Mountain blame game and why we should get ready for Premier Jason Kenney Fort McMurray locals disapprove of transient workers, case study shows Wolf approaches within a metre of campers in Banff, prompting warning Notley to meet Trudeau Wednesday, hopes to talk Trans Mountain pipeline

Rainy day fund can balance $14.4-million deficit, Edmonton mayor says

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UCP nomination candidate apologizes for remarks about Fort McMurray Muslims | Defence lawyer suggests alleged kidnap victim concocted her story | Notley stresses 'urgency' of resolving Trans Mountain delays | Doggie Dive, Beer Geeks, and Smashing Pumpkins: What to do with your weekend

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UCP nomination candidate apologizes for remarks about Fort McMurray Muslims Thu, 6 Sep 2018 21:47:08 EDT A Calgary United Conservative Party candidate has apologized for three year-old social media comments in which she compared Muslims in Fort McMurray to bank robbers.

Defence lawyer suggests alleged kidnap victim concocted her story Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:46:02 EDT An Edmonton woman who says she was held hostage for seven days and repeatedly forced to have sex spent two hours Thursday on the witness stand, while a defence lawyer tried to rip her story to shreds.

Notley stresses 'urgency' of resolving Trans Mountain delays Thu, 6 Sep 2018 17:04:30 EDT One day after a visibly frosty photo opportunity with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley spoke in Calgary about the urgent need for federal action on the currently stalled Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Doggie Dive, Beer Geeks, and Smashing Pumpkins: What to do with your weekend Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT It’s been a back-to-school, back-to-work kinda week, but that doesn’t mean it has to be all toil, toil, toil. We’re sharing a list of fun stuff to fill your weekend.

Vandalism leads to $47K repair for Edmonton's funicular Edmonton Oilers rookies offer anxious fans their first real hockey fix in months 'Social media hates motherhood': Facebook, Instagram delete portraits of moms, photographers say Man charged after 83 stolen bicycles discovered in south Edmonton Industrial fire rips through yard at Nisku recycling shop Outfitter charged with unsafe bear baiting near Fort McMurray Edmonton woman kidnapped, locked in closet for seven days

'It was,' Alberta premier says of meeting with Trudeau over Trans Mountain

Long-term care beds a focus at annual AUPE Grandparents Day barbecue

Edmonton restaurateur raises money for flood relief in India

Edmonton-based cannabis grower and U of A to research uses for plant fibre

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Woman's testimony against accused kidnapper 'credible,' Crown prosecutor says | Travis Vader to appeal manslaughter convictions for McCanns' deaths Nov. 30 | AUPE tentative deal would reopen wage talks in January, guard against job cuts | Canadian military to severely curtail use of recreational marijuana

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Woman's testimony against accused kidnapper 'credible,' Crown prosecutor says Fri, 7 Sep 2018 17:53:39 EDT A Court of Queen's Bench Justice will hand down his verdict on Monday in a kidnapping, sexual assault and forcible confinement case. Ryan Dechambre, 30, could face a lengthy prison sentence if convicted.

Travis Vader to appeal manslaughter convictions for McCanns' deaths Nov. 30 Fri, 7 Sep 2018 15:08:18 EDT Alberta’s highest court will hear Travis Vader’s appeal of his manslaughter convictions for killing St. Albert seniors Lyle and Marie McCann in late November.

AUPE tentative deal would reopen wage talks in January, guard against job cuts Fri, 7 Sep 2018 14:33:07 EDT A tentative three-year agreement reached between the government and Alberta’s biggest union contains no wage increases for the first two years and includes a provision to reopen salary talks in January, and protect against cuts of permanent full-time positions.

Canadian military to severely curtail use of recreational marijuana Fri, 7 Sep 2018 10:21:10 EDT Recreational marijuana will be legal this fall in Canada, but members of the military will face many new restrictions and prohibitions, according to new a policy released by the Department of National Defence on Friday.

$6.3M price tag for new steam train barn at Fort Edmonton Park Sixties Scoop survivor files Alberta law society complaint against lawyer on healing foundation board

UCP nomination candidate apologizes for remarks about Fort McMurray Muslims

Highlands artist transforming neighbourhood with chisel and chainsaw Keeping Indigenous children out of care requires more community input, say advocates Walterdale Bridge trails reopen after 5 years of construction Why it's unlikely Alberta actually gained 79,000 'government jobs' in just a few years Trans Mountain is in deep trouble. So why is Trudeau getting chummy with B.C.'s premier?

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Doggie Dive, Beer Geeks, and Smashing Pumpkins: What to do with your weekend

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Sherwood Park man determined to walk again with help of clinical trial in Miami | Edmonton kidnapper Ryan Dechambre guilty on all counts | Elections Alberta scales back in-person enumeration until servers are upgraded | 'Is the park still the park without the train?'

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Sherwood Park man determined to walk again with help of clinical trial in Miami Mon, 10 Sep 2018 21:30:00 EDT Landon Smith, of Sherwood Park, is hoping a clinical trial in Miami will help him walk again after suffering paralysis as a result of an injury at a trampoline park.

Edmonton kidnapper Ryan Dechambre guilty on all counts Mon, 10 Sep 2018 19:31:37 EDT Ryan Dechambre, 30, has been convicted of kidnapping, unlawful confinement, sexual assault, uttering threats to cause bodily harm, assault with a weapon, possession of a weapon dangerous to the public peace and extortion. He will be sentenced Nov. 15.

Elections Alberta scales back in-person enumeration until servers are upgraded Mon, 10 Sep 2018 18:51:05 EDT The door-to-door enumeration blitz to register voters for the next provincial election, has been temporarily scaled back, Elections Alberta said Monday. This follows a decision Sunday afternoon, to recall between one thousand, and two thousand enumerators whose data collection, overwhelmed a new system being used by Elections Alberta.

'Is the park still the park without the train?' Mon, 10 Sep 2018 18:56:16 EDT Fans of the Fort Edmonton Park iconic steam train may be waiting a few years to enjoy the ride again. The train's fate depends on whether city council approves more than $6.3 million to replace a dilapidated 40-year-old barn that houses it.

Eskimos acquire RB Martese Jackson from Argos At oilsands official opening, Alberta premier talks Trans Mountain timeline Public to weigh in on toughened Edmonton smoking bylaw Attempted murder charges withdrawn against two Edmonton mothers Edmonton man run down on highway after assault inside moving vehicle Province halts construction on Grande Prairie hospital, dismisses contractor Snowtember: Summer snowstorm expected to hit western Alberta Former counsellor at Catholic-run summer camp charged with child pornography New building in works for Edmonton's Ben Calf Robe School Edmonton track cyclist remains in intensive care after crashing in Mexico My Mill Woods: Perspectives from a Baby Boomer, a Gen-Xer and Generation Z

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Convicted Edmonton fraudster is big lottery loser | Coming soon: Buckle up for Edmonton's first driverless shuttles | English singer-songwriter Frank Turner plays show for homeless at Boyle Street | Rachel Notley criticizes Ontario premier's use of the notwithstanding clause

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Convicted Edmonton fraudster is big lottery loser Tue, 11 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT Hassan Karim Choudhry pleaded guilty in Edmonton provincial court Tuesday to one count of fraud over five thousand dollars. He was sentenced to one year in jail and ordered to repay more than a quarter million dollars to Mac's convenience stores.

Coming soon: Buckle up for Edmonton's first driverless shuttles Tue, 11 Sep 2018 20:00:04 EDT Edmontonians and visitors may have to pinch themselves next month when they see a shuttle go by — with no driver. The city is testing electric autonomous shuttles, or ELA, at four locations in Edmonton in a two-month pilot project starting in October.

English singer-songwriter Frank Turner plays show for homeless at Boyle Street Tue, 11 Sep 2018 20:35:54 EDT Frank Turner, an English singer-songwriter, played for people at Boyle Street Community Services on his Be More Kind tour.

Rachel Notley criticizes Ontario premier's use of the notwithstanding clause Tue, 11 Sep 2018 16:21:40 EDT Premier Notley criticized the Ontario government for overturning a court decision and ramming through plans to reduce the size of Toronto city coun

'Part of the community': Latin Americans thriving in Mill Woods September snowstorm could dump 15 cm on parts of Alberta Accused animal abuser's bail revoked for allegedly breaching conditions Wreckage of Alberta couple's plane found in B.C. months after it disappeared Park designation proposal triggers turf war in Bighorn backcountry Edmonton faces 'toughest budget' in a decade, mayor warns Conversion therapy for transgender students ignored by Alta. government, says Lutheran school official Mill Woods schools facing enrolment demand from outlying neighbourhoods Crude-by-rail exports surge in Canada as pipeline restraints squeeze oil industry Alberta craft spirits soar, stay true to local roots Trudeau's words don't match early indicators on Indigenous rights framework: letter

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Whyte Avenue, downtown businesses divided about changes to smoking rules | U of A to restrict cannabis smoking on campus, including residences | 4 men charged with murder in northeast Edmonton shooting death | Alberta rescue worker shares what it's like to spend 40 years saving lives

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Whyte Avenue, downtown businesses divided about changes to smoking rules Wed, 12 Sep 2018 20:10:26 EDT Business owners in one of Edmonton's most popular entertainment districts appear to be evenly divided about possible changes to the city's smoking bylaw.

U of A to restrict cannabis smoking on campus, including residences Wed, 12 Sep 2018 20:00:00 EDT University of Alberta students will be be limited to smoke cannabis in limited spaces on campus. but not allowed to smoke in residence buildings.

4 men charged with murder in northeast Edmonton shooting death Wed, 12 Sep 2018 18:20:48 EDT Edmonton police have charged four men with murder in the Aug. 19 shooting death of Abdi Ladif Hirsi.

Alberta rescue worker shares what it's like to spend 40 years saving lives Wed, 12 Sep 2018 20:22:38 EDT Richard Smith is an Alberta search and rescue expert with more than 40-years experience, and this week he and other volunteers and rescue workers were honoured with a themed Canada Post stamp.

Edmonton Eskimos players share life lessons with northern Alberta students Father accused of killing his toddler son granted bail New Edmonton plant makes fertilizer from waste water Bail denied for mother accused of locking abused daughters in basement Documentary goes behind woman's 'fighter face' to capture struggle of living with MS Faiths flourish at the churches, mosques, and gurdwaras of Mill Woods Edmonton man fined $10,000 for animal cruelty after 37 dogs seized 'The project has been a journey': Royal Alberta Museum to open Oct. 3 One of 3 bear cubs rescued from Banff washroom eaten by grizzly, officials believe Ugh: Alberta hunkers down for September snowstorm Separate shootings send 2 men to hospital in Edmonton

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Autistic boy locked naked in Sherwood Park school isolation room, lawsuit alleges | 'I belong here': Cinderella story for Alberta designer at New York Fashion Week | Red tape puts chill on Alberta-made boozy gelato | Thales plans to have Metro Line fully operational by December

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Autistic boy locked naked in Sherwood Park school isolation room, lawsuit alleges Thu, 13 Sep 2018 18:32:07 EDT A Sherwood Park couple claim their 12-year-old autistic son was stripped naked and locked in a school isolation room, where he was later found covered in his own feces. They are suing the province and several other defendants they say violated the boy’s charter rights.

'I belong here': Cinderella story for Alberta designer at New York Fashion Week Thu, 13 Sep 2018 19:07:03 EDT She’s a self-taught clothing designer from small town northern Alberta who, thanks to the magic of Instagram, found herself shoulder to shoulder in New York this week with some of the biggest names in the fashion business.

Red tape puts chill on Alberta-made boozy gelato Thu, 13 Sep 2018 18:18:38 EDT Moonshine-maker Rob de Groot says red tape is putting a chill on his business plans for an Alberta-made gelato with six-per-cent alcohol.

Thales plans to have Metro Line fully operational by December Thu, 13 Sep 2018 16:55:13 EDT Thales Canada plans to get the signalling system on Edmonton’s Metro Line LRT fully operating by December 4th but administration has a backup plan just in case.

TD Bank says Alberta's recovery 'not heroic' but economy is improving More free tickets available Saturday for Royal Alberta Museum opening Vintage toys, Oilers Fan Day and Kaleido: What's on in Edmonton this weekend From basement tapes to broadcast: Punjabi radio station stays tuned in, 40 years later Hey ho and away we go: Folk music shanties used for U of A's singing-to-text research Snooowww!: Now is the summer of our discontent Fort McMurray SPCA employee charged with animal abuse Mill Woods gurdwara feeds thousands of people every weekend Snowfall warnings end for Banff, Jasper national parks Future uncertain for popular downtown diner as 104th Street tower plan takes shape

Whyte Avenue, downtown businesses divided about changes to smoking rules

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Alberta farmers fret over recent snowfalls that delayed harvest, damaged crops | Woman killed in single-vehicle collision near Athabasca | Advocacy group calls for review of seclusion rooms in Alberta schools | Woman, 58, dead after Mill Woods scooter crash

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Alberta farmers fret over recent snowfalls that delayed harvest, damaged crops Fri, 14 Sep 2018 21:22:03 EDT Early season snow can squash crops that grow upright, like wheat and barley, make them harder to harvest and decimate their quality, leaving farmers with a less valuable product.

Woman killed in single-vehicle collision near Athabasca Fri, 14 Sep 2018 20:05:39 EDT A 20-year-old woman is dead after the truck she was driving crashed into a ditch near Athabasca Wednesday night.

Advocacy group calls for review of seclusion rooms in Alberta schools Fri, 14 Sep 2018 16:15:11 EDT Seclusion rooms for students with disabilities should be regulated or banned from Alberta school, says an advocacy group for people with disabilities.

Woman, 58, dead after Mill Woods scooter crash Fri, 14 Sep 2018 13:32:26 EDT A 58-year-old woman died Friday morning when the scooter she was riding was struck by an SUV on Mill Woods Road, say Edmonton police.

Unsigned Nurse, injured Sekera absent as Oilers hit the ice City turns off digital displays of decibel levels after noise complaints spike 'They want a place to belong': Mill Woods community members want a youth centre Kinder Morgan hires TD to sell Canadian business, say sources Jerk chicken to corn cheese: Exploring the Mill Woods food scene RCMP pursuit from Edmonton to Sherwood Park ends with crash, arrest City unveils plans for massive Metro LRT bridge 'We're worried we're going to get flooded again': Mill Woods residents wait for drainage work to finish

Autistic boy locked naked in Sherwood Park school isolation room, lawsuit alleges

UCP hitting the doors, hosting sold-out fundraiser in Lethbridge 'Who are we?': McLellan challenges Oilers in wake of last season's failure

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Arts non-profits disappointed with leasing fees for Orange Hall Theatre | Wet snow is drenching crops but some Alberta farmers hold out hope for clear skies | Edmonton spelling bee to test adults on tricky terms from pop culture | Quad rider dies after rollover in northern Alberta

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Arts non-profits disappointed with leasing fees for Orange Hall Theatre Mon, 17 Sep 2018 21:35:00 EDT Arts non-profits are disappointed in City of Edmonton fees to lease a theatre in Orange Hub, a building intended to house non-profit groups providing services to the public.

Wet snow is drenching crops but some Alberta farmers hold out hope for clear skies Mon, 17 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT September has been wet, snowy, and cold but some northern Alberta farmers say there’s “still time” for a successful harvest.

Edmonton spelling bee to test adults on tricky terms from pop culture Mon, 17 Sep 2018 17:59:27 EDT A spelling bee for adults kicks off the second annual Capital City Press Book Festival on Friday at the Whitemud Crossing branch of EPL.

Quad rider dies after rollover in northern Alberta Mon, 17 Sep 2018 17:58:26 EDT RCMP say a 52-year-old Wabasca man died Friday after the quad he was riding rolled over in Desmarais, 325 kilometres north of Edmonton.

RCMP investigating after body found in Strathcona County industrial area Darnell Nurse ends holdout, signs 2-year deal with Oilers Ottawa looks at having retired judge help guide renewed pipeline review process Edmonton man faces 119 charges for string of liquor-store robberies Is your household cleaner making your child overweight? U of A study finds a link Gone to the dogs: City ready to convert more skating rinks into dog parks Boomtown blues: when Fort McMurray got too big too fast Guidelines on seclusion room use in Alberta schools coming in weeks Edmonton police investigating Highlands United Church fire as arson Edmonton soldier reunites with Bosnian boy he saved decades ago Three Albertans plead guilty in naked kidnapping case

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Fort Edmonton Park locomotive destined to run again | Edmonton council passes tighter smoking rules as cannabis legalization looms | City unveils four concepts for future redevelopment of Exhibition Lands | Edmonton city council approves 'sanctuary city' status to aid undocumented immigrants

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Fort Edmonton Park locomotive destined to run again Tue, 18 Sep 2018 20:42:51 EDT The iconic locomotive at Fort Edmonton Park is getting a new home and along with it, a new lease on life.

Edmonton council passes tighter smoking rules as cannabis legalization looms Tue, 18 Sep 2018 20:49:15 EDT City council voted to tighten bylaw restrictions on smoking Tuesday.

City unveils four concepts for future redevelopment of Exhibition Lands Tue, 18 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT The city has unveiled four generalized concepts for redevelopment of the Exhibition Lands, with ideas that range from an aquarium to a soccer stadium.

Edmonton city council approves 'sanctuary city' status to aid undocumented immigrants Tue, 18 Sep 2018 19:44:51 EDT Edmonton city council has passed a policy in support of access to municipal services and programs for all undocumented residents.

Homicide detectives investigate death of man assaulted at downtown Edmonton bar Seniors over 80 find friendship at Edmonton's 'home away from home' Pedestrian, 23, dies after being hit by truck in northeast Edmonton UCP leader's trip to India raising ethics questions back home Charges pending in LRT station stabbing, store robbery, driver assault Aurora Cannabis says no deal yet to make marijuana-infused drinks Wildlife officials investigate after dead grizzly bear found near Grande Prairie Dangerous offender hearing begins in Edmonton for repeat violent sexual offender Edmonton groups fight hunger with local food Edmonton city council OKs 23-storey tower for small lot in Oliver Kailer Yamamoto's two goals lift Oilers over Flames 7-4 in pre-season

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Edmonton music festival cancels performance by former Misfits singer | Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing on Edmonton LRT platform | Rattie, Puljujarvi make their case for Oilers' right-wing spots | Alberta looks for 'outside the box' solutions to battle opioid crisis

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Edmonton music festival cancels performance by former Misfits singer Wed, 19 Sep 2018 21:00:00 EDT An Edmonton music festival has cancelled a punk singer's performance over view's he expressed on social media.

Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing on Edmonton LRT platform Wed, 19 Sep 2018 17:35:45 EDT A 24-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with what police called an "unprovoked" stabbing Tuesday morning on an Edmonton LRT platform.

Rattie, Puljujarvi make their case for Oilers' right-wing spots Wed, 19 Sep 2018 18:20:47 EDT Ty Rattie and Jesse Puljujarvi are stepping up at training camp for the Edmonton Oilers, a team that has wide open competition at the right wing spot and needs to shore it up to rise in the standings this season.

Alberta looks for 'outside the box' solutions to battle opioid crisis Wed, 19 Sep 2018 16:26:09 EDT Alberta is closely watching a pilot program in B.C. as a possible next step to battle the opioid crisis, says Elaine Hyshka, co-chair of Alberta's opioid emergency response commission.

Hushing my buzz: Alberta finance minister says cannabis warehouse will be secret How does Alberta hold its liquor? In this mammoth new warehouse in St. Albert Environmental activist booked to speak to teachers in Edmonton calls efforts to cancel speech 'disappointing' Explosive device detonates inside southwest Edmonton bank Fizzled crowdfunding campaign pulls the plug on proposed live music venue Teen allegedly sexually assaulted at K-Days due to her own 'negligence,' Northlands says Driver, 18, killed in highway crash near Rimbey Family mourns woman who died protecting granddaughter from own dog, a boxer-pit bull cross Setting the tone for the season? Edmonton Oilers 'had some jump' in win over Canucks Syncrude's 'bison keeper': 25 years of herding in the oilsands Albertans are buckling up for a throwdown over pipelines, oilsands and Trans Mountain

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Humane Society worker faces charges after cats left in truck for 3 weeks | Even traffic light couldn't stop this bull elk from charging | Alberta education minister apologizes after test asks students about 'positive effect' of residential schools | Two climbers injured after triggering avalanche in Columbia Icefield

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Humane Society worker faces charges after cats left in truck for 3 weeks Thu, 20 Sep 2018 19:44:32 EDT The employee, who isn't named in the agency's news release, was charged Thursday with causing or permitting animals to be in distress, and failing to provide animals adequate food and water.

Even traffic light couldn't stop this bull elk from charging Thu, 20 Sep 2018 18:26:28 EDT It's elk rutting season and Parks Canada hopes visitors will get the point, but not literally.

Alberta education minister apologizes after test asks students about 'positive effect' of residential schools Thu, 20 Sep 2018 14:28:02 EDT Alberta's education minister apologized Thursday for what he calls "hateful material" — an online social studies question that asked students about the "positive effect" of residential schools.

Two climbers injured after triggering avalanche in Columbia Icefield Thu, 20 Sep 2018 09:05:59 EDT Two climbers were taken to hospital with serious injuries after triggering an avalanche in Jasper National Park's Columbia Icefield.

Sister of pilot whose plane went missing to create search support network Comic expo, Keith Urban, burlesque and more: What to do with your weekend San Francisco company to connect Alberta tech firms with Silicon Valley cash and contracts Man accused in LRT stabbing has no criminal record, court told First responders from 9/11 and Las Vegas to share stories of healing in Edmonton 'Intolerable' blast from the past: Oilers fan wants new sound to replace goal horn RCMP investigation into Amber Tuccaro's disappearance 'deficient,' report says Two climbers injured after triggering avalanche in Columbia Icefield Teacher assaulted in school calls on province to review classroom safety

Edmonton city council approves 'sanctuary city' status to aid undocumented immigrants

Grey Cup festival organizers aim to bring the party to downtown Edmonton

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Green Party leadership hopefuls in Alberta grapple with thorny issue of oilsands | Alberta RCMP launches online crime mapping tool | Curtis Healy found guilty of 1st-degree murder in rape and beating death of Dawns Baptiste | Edmonton on way to new snowfall record for Sept. 21

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Green Party leadership hopefuls in Alberta grapple with thorny issue of oilsands Fri, 21 Sep 2018 20:45:00 EDT Kermit the Frog sang "It's Not Easy Bein' Green," and candidates running to be leader of the Green Party of Alberta might relate.

Alberta RCMP launches online crime mapping tool Fri, 21 Sep 2018 18:44:17 EDT The RCMP has launched online crime maps for many of its jurisdictions in the province, listing data for offences such as mischief, car theft and property crimes.

Curtis Healy found guilty of 1st-degree murder in rape and beating death of Dawns Baptiste Fri, 21 Sep 2018 13:43:47 EDT About a dozen of Dawns Baptiste's family members were in the courtroom when the verdict was read out and many began crying, including her brother. WARNING: Details in this story are graphic.

Edmonton on way to new snowfall record for Sept. 21 Fri, 21 Sep 2018 16:00:01 EDT Edmonton is on its way to the snowiest Sept. 21 since 1968, perhaps not what people wanted to see on the last full day of summer, says Dan Kulak, meteorologist with Environment Canada.

Northern Alberta landfill operators charged with environmental offences 'Scrambles' will help pedestrians get over easy, city hopes Some of world's best 3x3 basketball players in Edmonton for tournament Alberta premier will hold Ottawa's 'feet to the fire' if Trans Mountain consultation goes beyond 22 weeks Northlands to improve safety, amend statement of defence that blamed alleged victim Edmonton AM busts a gut with sushi-eating showdown Second grizzly bear found shot south of Grande Prairie Pedestrian, 66, critically injured in northeast Edmonton collision After companion dog dies, Alberta duck makes new canine friend School of kindness: Fort McMurray honours Métis elder who believed in its power 'Offensive' online test about Indigenous Canadians symptom of larger problem in Alberta schools, say advocates

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Renewable will be in mix when Edmonton negotiates new energy contract | Red Deer calls on Alberta gov't to pay for 'consequences' of gaps in addiction services | Goalie scores with centre-ice proposal at Edmonton beer league game | Police 'were monsters who would kill them': Details emerge in Alberta naked kidnapping

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Renewable will be in mix when Edmonton negotiates new energy contract Mon, 24 Sep 2018 20:01:31 EDT The City of Edmonton wants all of its operations to be powered by renewable energy sources by 2030, and is looking at upcoming electricity contract negotiations as a chance to achieve that.

Red Deer calls on Alberta gov't to pay for 'consequences' of gaps in addiction services Mon, 24 Sep 2018 20:20:45 EDT The mayor of Red Deer is calling on the Alberta government to pay for the "consequences" of gaps in addictions and homelessness services.

Goalie scores with centre-ice proposal at Edmonton beer league game Mon, 24 Sep 2018 18:09:50 EDT An Edmonton goalie wanted to wow his hard-to-surprise girlfriend, so he planned an elaborate proposal at - where else? - his beer league hockey game.

Police 'were monsters who would kill them': Details emerge in Alberta naked kidnapping Mon, 24 Sep 2018 17:24:41 EDT A court document has provided more details in a bizarre naked kidnapping case that happened last year south of Edmonton, but some questions remain.

Ottawa needs 'special representative' to consult Indigenous groups and save Trans Mountain, says Scheer Oil prices at highest levels in 4 years after OPEC says it won't raise output Rachel Notley finds Jason Kenney's actions during India trip 'amusing' More charges laid in 2017 death of Warburg man Judge considers 'follower' role in sentencing for 2015 Edmonton murder Edmonton's garbage-picking retiree 'loves' to clean up Edmonton shisha bar shut down by city to protect 'public and patron safety' Pipeline and politics: Notley used Trans Mountain mess to attack Jason Kenney Man drives pickup truck into hotel pub in Red Deer Way back WEM: Take a nostalgic trip through West Edmonton Mall history Oil prices at highest levels in 4 years after OPEC says it won't raise output

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City report brings forward new option to ease congestion on Terwillegar Drive | Party leaders to get 'grim' report from Edmonton school board on funding cuts | Alberta NDP caucus asks for ethics probe after UCP MLAs visit Indian oil refinery | Fort McMurray region's Indigenous groups support oilsands mine, company tells review panel

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City report brings forward new option to ease congestion on Terwillegar Drive Tue, 25 Sep 2018 20:30:00 EDT A new city report throws a U-turn into long-promised plans to turn Terwillegar Drive into a freeway, saying the city could save $900 million and years of construction by making it an expressway instead.

Party leaders to get 'grim' report from Edmonton school board on funding cuts Tue, 25 Sep 2018 19:25:18 EDT The leaders of Alberta's political parties will be sent a report from Edmonton Public Schools, characterized by trustees as "grim" and "bleak," that suggests as many as 932 jobs could be lost if education funding is cut after next spring's provincial election

Alberta NDP caucus asks for ethics probe after UCP MLAs visit Indian oil refinery Tue, 25 Sep 2018 19:19:09 EDT Alberta's NDP caucus is requesting the ethics commissioner investigate a recent trip by the UCP's Leader Jason Kenney, energy critic Prasad Panda and trade critic Devin Dreeshen to an Indian oil refinery that Panda helped to build and that he owns shares in.

Fort McMurray region's Indigenous groups support oilsands mine, company tells review panel Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:30:15 EDT The company that hopes to build a massive oilsands project north of Fort McMurray says it has secured the support of all 14 Indigenous groups in the region.

Soaring downtown skyline forces Edmonton firefighters to adapt response methods CBC/Radio-Canada reaffirms commitment to diversity and inclusion Health inspection closes downtown Edmonton restaurant for second time City of Leduc spikes cartoon 'spokesbud' for new cannabis bylaws Aurora Cannabis 'more than ready' with pot supply Edmonton restaurateur fundraises to open burger, bagel and beer businesses Rachel Notley slams Bill C-69 at International Pipeline Conference 'I acted in self-defence,' says man convicted of fatal assault in Alberta bar Meat rules need relaxing, say some Alberta producers and hunters Canada must fix 'deficiencies' in spill plan for Trans Mountain's U.S. spur, Washington state says WestJet's compassionate and confused chatbot sends happy customer to suicide prevention site

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Four Edmonton schools get help from Edmonton Oilers program to raise money for charities | Notley disputes Kenney's accusation that she was too slow to fight anti-pipeline bills | Alberta scientists will be protected from 'those who would seek to undermine them' | Woman killed in four-vehicle crash south of Lac La Biche

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Four Edmonton schools get help from Edmonton Oilers program to raise money for charities Wed, 26 Sep 2018 19:51:55 EDT The Edmonton Oilers are teaming up with junior high students to raise money for non-profits for the fourth year.

Notley disputes Kenney's accusation that she was too slow to fight anti-pipeline bills Wed, 26 Sep 2018 19:55:20 EDT Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is rejecting accusations she dropped the ball by waiting too long to publicly take on the feds over two bills her government believes could seriously harm its oil and gas industry.

Alberta scientists will be protected from 'those who would seek to undermine them' Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:06:49 EDT Alberta's environment minister went on the offensive Wednesday, slamming what she broadly described as conservative politicians who don't believe the science of climate change or science-based decision-making.

Woman killed in four-vehicle crash south of Lac La Biche Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:06:47 EDT A 66-year-old woman died Wednesday in a four-vehicle collision on Highway 36 south of Lac La Biche, RCMP say.

Canadian military OK's beards, as long they're not hipster-style First-ever National Indigenous Cultural Expo comes to Edmonton this weekend 2nd Whyte Avenue bar fined for overcrowding during Oilers playoff run National Energy Board kick-starts new Trans Mountain hearing process A look at NHL coaches — and a GM — potentially on the hot seat Edmonton police seize thousands of fentanyl pills disguised as Xanax City reverses decision to shut down Edmonton shisha bar Buddy the spokesbud a lesson in cannabis messaging, say retail expert and designer Grande Cache residents vote to dissolve their town Witness set to testify at Edson murder trial located by RCMP 'He just went ballistic': Edmonton bus driver stabbed at Mill Woods transit terminal

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Bonnyville rallies to raise funds for a new theatre as beloved 'Lyle Vic' faces demolition | Youth charged with attempted murder in Edmonton bus driver stabbing | Alberta's aging population is a fiscal time bomb | Origami, VegFest and Nuit Blanche: What to do this weekend in Edmonton

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Bonnyville rallies to raise funds for a new theatre as beloved 'Lyle Vic' faces demolition Thu, 27 Sep 2018 21:39:29 EDT After four decades of serving Bonnyville’s arts community, the Lyle Victor Albert Centre is set to be demolished. But the community is rallying to fundraise for a new performance space.

Youth charged with attempted murder in Edmonton bus driver stabbing Thu, 27 Sep 2018 19:45:24 EDT A 15-year-old male has been charged with attempted murder for the stabbing of an Edmonton Transit Service bus driver early Wednesday morning.

Alberta's aging population is a fiscal time bomb Thu, 27 Sep 2018 19:00:00 EDT “Either we increase taxes, decrease spending, or some combination of the two,” says economist Trevor Tombe on Alberta’s financial time bomb.

Origami, VegFest and Nuit Blanche: What to do this weekend in Edmonton Thu, 27 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Fall is officially here, but that doesn't mean there are any fewer events going on around Edmonton this weekend, the last of September.

Alberta premier to counter 'misinformation' from Tzeporah Berman at ATA conference Take a free ride: Edmonton tests driverless electric shuttle Documents implicate Syncrude in eviction of Fort McMurray Indigenous community Rental giant Boardwalk bans all cannabis smoking and growing from its properties Cenovus shares get a lift from crude rail deals 'Tricky' to enforce cannabis ban in apartment buildings, legal experts say Feds try to pull cloak of secrecy over court case on pipeline spy allegations Will the real Edmonton Oilers please stand up? 'He told me he did it': best friend says accused killer confessed Strathcona neighbourhood renewal includes bike lanes, traffic calming

Four Edmonton schools get help from Edmonton Oilers program to raise money for charities

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'You feel welcomed': Indigenous dancers connect at Edmonton powwow | How November got her growl back: Westmount School grotesque gets facelift | Dead man found in Strathcona County identified by RCMP | Curtis Zablocki new Alberta RCMP commanding officer, leaving Saskatchewan

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'You feel welcomed': Indigenous dancers connect at Edmonton powwow Fri, 28 Sep 2018 21:05:45 EDT More than 2,500 performers are expected at the National Indigenous Cultural Expo at the Edmonton Expo Centre.

How November got her growl back: Westmount School grotesque gets facelift Fri, 28 Sep 2018 20:44:15 EDT Two “grotesques” at Westmount School are getting reconstructive surgery care of a stone carver who’s come all the way from Norway.

Dead man found in Strathcona County identified by RCMP Fri, 28 Sep 2018 18:06:40 EDT A dead man whose body was found earlier this month in an industrial area in Strathcona County has been identified as Aldane Mesquita of Edmonton.

Curtis Zablocki new Alberta RCMP commanding officer, leaving Saskatchewan Fri, 28 Sep 2018 18:37:41 EDT Alberta has a new top Mountie. Alberta Justice says Assistant Commissioner Curtis Zablocki has been appointed the RCMP commanding officer for the province.

Edmonton police constable suspected of leaking information to Hells Angels Driver, 73, charged in Edmonton pedestrian crash that killed woman Opposition leaders propose different minimum wages for youth, servers Federal report projects $1-trillion debt in Alberta, but debate swirls on how to rein it in Court drops bomb by ruling against constitutionality of military justice system Safety shields, cameras, increased officer presence on table to improve transit safety More than 400 patients told of air quality issue at Misericordia hospital Performance artist transforms himself into Gretzky, stages wedding re-enactment 'The best way to sacrifice is to break their neck': Bizarre testimony in Edson murder trial Meet the seniors' housing CEO who makes beds and scrubs toilets Jason Kenney, Ontario Premier Doug Ford to hold anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary

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Complaints about homeless camps in Edmonton on pace to double | University of Alberta asks province for $20M to build South Campus arena | Alberta childcare operators struggling with minimum wage increase | Hot liquid asphalt spills beside Anthony Henday after semi-trailer loses tanker

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Complaints about homeless camps in Edmonton on pace to double Mon, 1 Oct 2018 20:31:49 EDT The number of complaints about homeless people camping on parkland is on track to double from two years ago, even as Edmonton nears the end of its initial ten-year plan to end homelessness.

University of Alberta asks province for $20M to build South Campus arena Mon, 1 Oct 2018 19:46:12 EDT The fate of two new ice rinks at the University of Alberta’s south campus depends on investment from the provincial government, says the dean of the school’s faculty of kinesiology, recreation and sport.

Alberta childcare operators struggling with minimum wage increase Mon, 1 Oct 2018 18:40:56 EDT Some childcare operators in Alberta are struggling to afford the latest increase to the hourly minimum wage, which was raised to $15 on Monday.

Hot liquid asphalt spills beside Anthony Henday after semi-trailer loses tanker Mon, 1 Oct 2018 18:09:13 EDT Hot liquid asphalt spilled down a storm drain and coated a hill after a semi trailer lost its load Monday on Anthony Henday Drive near Calgary Trail.

Bonanza of black bears a 'rare' sight for northern Alberta man Driver, 52, killed as car hits moose on Anthony Henday Drive Driver, 27, killed while fleeing from Edmonton police $13-million lawsuit accuses Corrections Canada of racism, sexism, bullying and intimidation Walmart fined $40,000 for selling contaminated food after Fort McMurray wildfire Flu vaccine clinics in Alberta to open Oct. 15 'I'm not packing it in': Edmonton father hopes to beat the odds after cancer diagnosis Border city grapples with Sask.-Alta. minimum wage gap of almost $4 RCMP put brakes on speeders in northern Alberta village Alberta municipalities support Toronto in its battle against Ontario government 91-year-old priest's retirement marks closing of Edmonton church

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Sherwood Park concert to celebrate life of Luke Jansen and music community he loved | Downtown core could see more liquor stores if city council gets its way | Alberta minister decries 'double standards' as B.C.'s LNG project goes ahead | 'Milder than normal' winter ahead for Edmonton, senior climatologist says

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Sherwood Park concert to celebrate life of Luke Jansen and music community he loved Tue, 2 Oct 2018 19:59:00 EDT This week, a year after the 22-year-old’s sudden death in south Edmonton, friends and family members are holding a concert in Sherwood Park to celebrate Luke Jansen’s life with the sounds of emerging and established folk musicians.

Downtown core could see more liquor stores if city council gets its way Tue, 2 Oct 2018 19:39:54 EDT Liquor store owners are asking city councillors to take a sober second look at a city report recommending council do away with a bylaw keeping liquor stores 500 metres apart.

Alberta minister decries 'double standards' as B.C.'s LNG project goes ahead Tue, 2 Oct 2018 18:53:19 EDT An Alberta cabinet minister is suggesting there are double standards at play because B.C.’s liquefied natural gas project is going ahead while the Trans Mountain expansion is tied up in additional consultation.

'Milder than normal' winter ahead for Edmonton, senior climatologist says Tue, 2 Oct 2018 17:00:28 EDT Edmontonians can look forward to an El Nino winter which means "milder than normal" weather, says David Phillips, senior climatologist for Environment Canada.

'Help is on the way!' Edmonton sending snow plows to Calgary Aspen oilsands project hearing cancelled after First Nation strikes deal with Imperial Alberta to end 'Wild West' privatized driving exam system Edmonton Oilers take on Cologne Sharks in Draisaitl vs. Draisaitl battle Court case of truck driver charged in Humboldt Broncos bus crash adjourned for three weeks 'We are going extinct': Distribution issues plague small Alberta farmers POV podcast: Kathy and Randy Gregg on how to raise a family of athletes Record snowfall wallops Calgary in 1st storm of season Teen charged in Edmonton bus driver stabbing had violent past, family says Disturbing content found on accused killer's phone and laptop, Edson murder trial hears Why slamming on the brakes won't stop a new kind of speed camera that could end up on Alberta roads

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Families affected by opioid crisis need more support, Alberta prof says | Edmonton city council to hold off on shisha ban | Rachel Notley says Indigenous pipeline consultation without deadline is necessary | Royal Alberta Museum officially opens in Edmonton

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Families affected by opioid crisis need more support, Alberta prof says Wed, 3 Oct 2018 21:01:00 EDT Grieving parents are filling a gap in Canada’s health care system, according to Rebecca Saah, a professor at the University of Calgary’s O’Brien Institute for Public Health.

Edmonton city council to hold off on shisha ban Wed, 3 Oct 2018 19:48:19 EDT Edmonton city council will consider banning the use of shisha in public venues, but will engage with shisha venue owners before deciding on a timeline.

Rachel Notley says Indigenous pipeline consultation without deadline is necessary Wed, 3 Oct 2018 15:47:07 EDT Premier Rachel Notley says Ottawa’s constitutional duty to consult with Indigenous people means there can’t be a hard deadline placed on the additional consultation on the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.

Royal Alberta Museum officially opens in Edmonton Wed, 3 Oct 2018 12:30:00 EDT It’s the day history buffs in our province have been waiting for as the Royal Alberta Museum makes its debut.

Killer confession: 'I know that those feelings inside of me are just monstrous' Man behind 'Still in Edmonton' catchphrase moves to Saskatchewan, expands brand Edmonton Police Commission names interim chief Edmontonians Paula Simons, Patti LaBoucane-Benson appointed to Senate Timeline: Key dates in the history of the Trans Mountain pipeline Calgary house party killer Matthew de Grood to be transferred to Edmonton for reintegration into community Way Back WEM: From Fantasyland to Galaxyland and beyond Edmonton trumpeter serenades Highway 1 motorists left stranded in snowstorm Ottawa won't appeal Trans Mountain court decision, appoints former judge for consultations Immigration consultant council suspends licence of former Edmonton MLA Carl Benito Highways reopen across southern Alberta after storm hammers region

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'Your name will be Day Star:' Don Iveson gets spirit name | 'All bets are off' if raves lead to deaths, Edmonton councillor says | 'Like asteroids:' Study says Martian moons likely blown off planet's surface | This bud's for northern Alberta: On Oct. 17, most cannabis retailers will be in the Edmonton region

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'Your name will be Day Star:' Don Iveson gets spirit name Thu, 4 Oct 2018 21:12:31 EDT Mayor Don Iveson has a new name. It translates to Day Star from the Cree words kîsikâw acâhkos — a new spirit name bestowed on him Thursday by an elders advisory committee.

'All bets are off' if raves lead to deaths, Edmonton councillor says Thu, 4 Oct 2018 19:47:44 EDT City council may face some tough decisions if injuries at electronic dance parties, or raves, become more serious.

'Like asteroids:' Study says Martian moons likely blown off planet's surface Thu, 4 Oct 2018 18:18:49 EDT New research suggests Mars' moons were once part of the planet, blasted into space by some cataclysmic collision long ago.

This bud's for northern Alberta: On Oct. 17, most cannabis retailers will be in the Edmonton region Thu, 4 Oct 2018 16:41:18 EDT AGLC has issued 17 Alberta retailers with interim cannabis licences in preparation for the Oct. 17 legalization date. Edmonton will have six retail stores open on that date, while Calgary will only have two.

Laughter yoga brings a mantra of merriment to your practice Nitro Circus, Mosquito's Wedding and the RAM: What's on in Edmonton this weekend 'I just really wanted some help': Royal Alexandra Hospital to open 24/7 mental health hub 1 dead, 2 injured in four-vehicle crash on QEII Edmonton auto buyers urged to be wary after vehicle cloning operation discovered Eco-group tells hearing Frontier oilsands megaproject would be a 'carbon disaster' Edmonton shisha bar owner owed an apology, says city councillor This is how much legal pot you can take on domestic flights Anti-abortion groups helping with UCP nominations, but candidates not talking Tyrell Perron murder case will go to jury next week Stranded on Alberta highway for 13 hours, motorists ask where were the updates?

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Building relationships best way to help addicted youth, advocates say | Doug Ford joins Jason Kenney for anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary | Syrian refugee and his ESL teacher turn writing exercise into literary nomination | Amber Alert cancelled after girl, 14, found safe in northwest Edmonton

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Building relationships best way to help addicted youth, advocates say Fri, 5 Oct 2018 20:45:00 EDT A harm reduction approach that focuses on building relationships with at risk youth is an effective way of helping them cope with addictions, said youth workers from Edmonton’s Boyle Street Community Services.

Doug Ford joins Jason Kenney for anti-carbon tax rally in Calgary Fri, 5 Oct 2018 12:31:41 EDT Both Doug Ford and UCP Leader Jason Kenney have been vocal opponents of the federal government's plan to impose a price on carbon. Watch the rally live at 7 p.m. on CBC Calgary and the CBC Calgary Facebook page.

Syrian refugee and his ESL teacher turn writing exercise into literary nomination Fri, 5 Oct 2018 19:55:06 EDT An Edmonton ESL teacher and a refugee student from Syria are celebrating after a project that started as classroom exercise was nominated for a major literary prize.

Amber Alert cancelled after girl, 14, found safe in northwest Edmonton Fri, 5 Oct 2018 18:27:47 EDT A 14-year-old girl forcibly abducted in Edmonton on Friday has been found safe, police said after cancelling an Amber Alert.

Guests do the baking at Edmonton's first cannabis-users dinner club Driver hit by own tour bus killed in Columbia Icefield parking lot New river valley trails open in northeast Edmonton Woman's body found in North Saskatchewan River east of Edmonton AHS report shows need for better cardiac services outside of Calgary, Edmonton Edmonton company hit with $100,000 fine over worker injured in Saskatchewan Province to review case of teen accused in stabbing of Edmonton bus driver Think about it: Jason Kenney is holding a rally with Doug Ford Edmonton vigil honours missing and murdered Indigenous women How much for the weed? That's the big question facing Alberta's newest industry Jobless rate dips to 5.9% in September on part-time job gains

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RCMP investigate human remains found near Slave Lake | 'It's hell-RT with a capital H': Bonnie Doon resident fed up with Valley Line construction | Airdrie family frightened after home, vehicles vandalized | Jefferson's late pick-6 gives Riders thrilling win over Eskimos

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RCMP investigate human remains found near Slave Lake Mon, 8 Oct 2018 20:32:15 EDT Human remains were discovered in a rural area near Slave Lake.

'It's hell-RT with a capital H': Bonnie Doon resident fed up with Valley Line construction Mon, 8 Oct 2018 16:48:11 EDT Residents in Bonnie Doon are tired of dealing with noise, dirt and unpredictable pathways in and around construction zones as crews work on the Valley Line LRT.

Airdrie family frightened after home, vehicles vandalized Mon, 8 Oct 2018 20:13:46 EDT Allan Hlusiak noticed some spray paint on the side of his front door Monday morning. Then, he went outside and realized the damage was more extensive than he thought.

Jefferson's late pick-6 gives Riders thrilling win over Eskimos Mon, 8 Oct 2018 19:15:53 EDT Willie Jefferson's interception return for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter gave the Saskatchewan Roughriders a thrilling 19-12 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos on Monday.

Grain drying putting pinch on propane industry Woof! Dogs in the office make for relaxed environment, businesses say Canadian military says doubling of sex assault reports a sign of progress High-profile Edmonton lawyer sues former partners for $4.8 million A decade later, family of Dylan Koshman wants answers from Edmonton police UCP says candidates unknowingly posed for photos with Soldiers of Odin members Sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner? UBC study suggests putting smartphones away Trend of low potency products expected in legal recreational cannabis market Public school trustees consider plan to consolidate four Edmonton schools into two Cerebral Palsy Association of Alberta honoured for work on Calgary Ability Network Transgender man upset by blood agency's screening policy which considers him female

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Anti-icing formula to hit Edmonton winter streets again this year | Aurora Sky's the limit at massive cannabis facility built to harness the power of the sun | Britannia consolidation now 8th on list of priorities for Edmonton Public Schools | Alexander First Nation chief pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges

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Anti-icing formula to hit Edmonton winter streets again this year Tue, 9 Oct 2018 20:56:17 EDT Edmonton will continue using anti-icing agents to clear snow and ice from city streets this winter despite feedback from residents that the formula is rusting their vehicles.

Aurora Sky's the limit at massive cannabis facility built to harness the power of the sun Tue, 9 Oct 2018 20:02:39 EDT From the "mother room" where baby buds begin to the glass ceiling that melts snow and reuses the water, the Aurora Sky cannabis facility in Leduc is harnessing efficiency and innovation to build a very green future.

Britannia consolidation now 8th on list of priorities for Edmonton Public Schools Tue, 9 Oct 2018 19:56:34 EDT A proposal to replace Youngstown, Brightview, Mayfield and Britannia Schools with two new facilities was approved by a majority of trustees at Tuesday’s board meeting.

Alexander First Nation chief pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges Tue, 9 Oct 2018 17:47:08 EDT Alexander First Nation Chief Kurt Burnstick has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault charges dating back to 1985.

Edmontonians invited to help test driverless shuttles Two seniors found dead inside home west of Edmonton Report recommends $21.4M in safety and security upgrades to Edmonton Transit Ancient polar bears survived low ice periods by scavenging dead whales: study Lloydminster drug overdoses leave 1 dead, 3 others in hospital Alberta premier calls on Jason Kenney to take stronger stand against hate groups Big dogs seek big hearts (with big yard): Trio of St. Bernards need to be adopted together Aurora Cannabis seeks to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange Cineplex Manning theatre expected to reopen Tuesday night after bedbug treatment Make some noise! NHL goals celebrated with horns that evoke yachts, trucks and trains RCMP investigating death of Wetaskiwin woman

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Edmonton woman upset after school bus strands granddaughter for more than an hour | Edmonton city council kicks free transit idea to curb | Hundreds apply to adopt St. Bernard siblings | 'Pit of doom': Alberta Avenue residents fed up with stalled infill property

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Edmonton woman upset after school bus strands granddaughter for more than an hour Wed, 10 Oct 2018 21:03:00 EDT An Edmonton woman is complaining after her granddaughter waited more than an hour for a school bus on Tuesday morning.

Edmonton city council kicks free transit idea to curb Wed, 10 Oct 2018 19:23:44 EDT Free rides on Edmonton buses and LRT was a short lived notion after a debate at city hall Wednesday morning.

Hundreds apply to adopt St. Bernard siblings Wed, 10 Oct 2018 19:04:42 EDT After a giant plea to help three giant dogs, the Edmonton Humane Society has received hundreds of offers to house the St. Bernards.

'Pit of doom': Alberta Avenue residents fed up with stalled infill property Wed, 10 Oct 2018 18:35:00 EDT Residents in Edmonton’s Alberta Avenue neighbourhood say they are fed up with an infill construction project that has stretched on for years.

Edmonton man charged after 2 unauthorized handguns found in luggage at airport Tyrell Perron convicted of 1st-degree murder in death of 14-year-old Edson girl Edmonton archdiocese to publish info on past criminal convictions of priests Alexander First Nation chief says he believed sexual encounters were consensual Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt crash charged Conversion therapy ban long overdue, Edmonton survivor says New K-4 curriculum includes foundations of consent, financial literacy As weather cools, auto thefts heat up in Alberta, RCMP say Edmonton man challenges Oilers fans to dance while they cheer Up to 700k FortisBC customers affected by Enbridge gas line explosion 1 dead, 2 injured in multi-vehicle crash on Highway 40 near Hinton, Alta.

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AUPE president says Jason Kenney has 'momentum' | Top court hears grim details of Cindy Gladue's last hours as it considers new murder trial | Eek Fest, reptiles, comedy and more: What's on around Edmonton this weekend | Second person charged in 2016 death west of Edmonton

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AUPE president says Jason Kenney has 'momentum' Thu, 11 Oct 2018 19:17:23 EDT The President of Alberta’s largest union, the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE), is warning members to prepare for a change in government in the next provincial election.

Top court hears grim details of Cindy Gladue's last hours as it considers new murder trial Thu, 11 Oct 2018 17:16:35 EDT Details of a murder trial that saw the sexual history of the victim, Cindy Gladue, presented to the jury — and her torn vaginal tissue entered as evidence — played out before the Supreme Court of Canada today as the justices heard arguments on whether her accused killer should face a new trial.

Eek Fest, reptiles, comedy and more: What's on around Edmonton this weekend Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Looking for stuff to do in and around Edmonton? We've got a list.

Second person charged in 2016 death west of Edmonton Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:54:32 EDT Edmonton police have charged a second person in the 2016 death of Brad MacDonald.

Developer aims to build two more downtown condo towers on popular 104th Street Mikisew Cree vow to continue treaty rights battle despite Supreme Court ruling Province injects $70M into Alberta's Legal Aid program UCP disqualifies nomination candidate who defended Soldiers of Odin attendance at party's pub night Cannabis consumption banned at Edmonton International Airport First police officer killed in Edmonton gets grave marker one century later Dairy barn outside Millet Alta. burns to ground, cattle saved 7-Eleven launches Foodora delivery offering, taking on small junk food services 'Blanket ban' on pot smoking for some workers could be challenged in court, union warns Edmonton and Kelowna set to be 'hot spots' in cannabis real estate: RE/MAX Supreme Court rules Ottawa has no duty to consult with Indigenous people before drafting laws

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Alexander First Nation chief not guilty of sexual assault charges | Alberta RCMP want 1 in 3 officers trained to test for cannabis impairment by 2020 | Regulator outlines next steps for Trans Mountain environmental review | Outer space-set, bulldog-starring play premieres at The Roxy on Gateway

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Alexander First Nation chief not guilty of sexual assault charges Fri, 12 Oct 2018 18:29:02 EDT Alexander First Nation Chief Kurt Burnstick was found not guilty Friday on two counts of sexual assault and one count of break and enter to commit an indictable offence

Alberta RCMP want 1 in 3 officers trained to test for cannabis impairment by 2020 Fri, 12 Oct 2018 15:41:08 EDT With cannabis becoming legal in less than a week, the Alberta RCMP says it’s on track to reach its target of having one third of its members trained to carry out field sobriety tests by 2020.

Regulator outlines next steps for Trans Mountain environmental review Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:40:12 EDT The National Energy Board has laid out next steps to review the impact of the Trans Mountain pipeline on the marine environment, and has given 99 stakeholders tight deadlines to have their say on the proposed expansion.

Outer space-set, bulldog-starring play premieres at The Roxy on Gateway Fri, 12 Oct 2018 16:34:27 EDT A one-woman, one-pooch play follows an astronaut and her faithful companion as they adventure through the galaxies.

Oilsands bitumen prices in negative territory, analyst calculates Alberta pledges maximum of $700M for possible 2026 Calgary Olympics 5 high-school football players injured in 'heartbreaking' highway crash in Alberta 'Afraid of men': Edmonton author fights discrimination with memoir 'Inmates running the asylum': Edmonton director crowdfunds for summer camp comedy Walk to most bus stops won't exceed 5-7 minutes, city promises in revised bus network plan What can $1M buy? A house and a trip to Hawaii, says Edmonton lotto winner Killam emergency department temporarily closes after losing half its doctors Edmonton AM turns bookworm for literary Mark After Dark Is this your puppy? St. Albert RCMP seek owner of dog discovered inside stolen SUV UCP leader Jason Kenney had to 'eat a little crow' on Soldiers of Odin controversy

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DATS needs $2.25 million to improve bus service, Edmonton councillors told | Shootout in northern Alberta leads to two dozen criminal charges | UCP leader finally dropping the mask on his true beliefs, NDP minister says | Cannabis legalization brings new signs, ashtrays to Whyte Avenue

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DATS needs $2.25 million to improve bus service, Edmonton councillors told Mon, 15 Oct 2018 21:38:03 EDT City council will be asked to fund another $2.25 million for DATS, a door-to-door pre-booked service for people with physical and cognitive challenges.

Shootout in northern Alberta leads to two dozen criminal charges Mon, 15 Oct 2018 18:52:55 EDT A strange series of events last week that began with trespassing and led to a wild shootout on a rural property has resulted in more than two dozen charges against a 25-year-old man, RCMP say.

UCP leader finally dropping the mask on his true beliefs, NDP minister says Mon, 15 Oct 2018 18:16:17 EDT The mask has finally dropped on what Jason Kenney will do if he becomes premier next year, leaving Albertans with a "stark choice" in next year's election, Alberta Environment Minister Shannon Phillips says.

Cannabis legalization brings new signs, ashtrays to Whyte Avenue Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:16:33 EDT The city of Edmonton will focus on education instead of enforcement when it comes to new cannabis and tobacco smoking rules. Starting Wednesday, smoking or vaping cannabis or tobacco will be prohibited within 10 metres of a bus stop, doorway, window or patio.

Alberta municipalities concerned funds aren't enough to prepare for cannabis legalization 'Poisoned' street drugs trend frightening, says manager of safe injection site Wetaskiwin to ban single-use plastic bags Mother of convicted killer glad 14-year-old victim's family 'got justice' Man injured in 2008 central Alberta school bus crash calls for mandatory seat belts Driver, 62, suffers serious injuries in Alberta Avenue collision When No. 99 became the official No. 1 scorer Free flu shots now available across Alberta — and the vaccine's a 'good match' this year Edmonton high school, Catholic church celebrate Oscar Romero's sainthood Police investigate woman's death west of downtown Edmonton Condo board unplugs Calgary couple's electric car, sparking feud over fees

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'Humbling beyond words': Officers recognized for pulling boys from freezing Alberta lake | After 'worst September,' golfers soak up sun and courses try to diversify | Edmonton food bank sees demand rise dramatically | Federal ministers to announce plan to expedite pardons for minor pot convictions

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'Humbling beyond words': Officers recognized for pulling boys from freezing Alberta lake Tue, 16 Oct 2018 16:15:00 EDT Sam Pidwerbeski threw a rope to the struggling boy and dragged him through frigid six-foot waves to the side of the wind-battered rescue boat.

After 'worst September,' golfers soak up sun and courses try to diversify Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:15:48 EDT Golfers took their swings under 17 C skies Tuesday afternoon, helping offset some of the losses golf courses endured during what has been called the worst September in recent memory.

Edmonton food bank sees demand rise dramatically Tue, 16 Oct 2018 17:51:05 EDT The Edmonton Food Bank is seeing a dramatic increase in the number of people needing food hampers, says executive director Marjorie Bencz.

Federal ministers to announce plan to expedite pardons for minor pot convictions Tue, 16 Oct 2018 16:00:09 EDT People convicted of pot possession could soon be asked to fill out a simple form to speed up the process of obtaining a criminal pardon as part of the government's plan to address past cannabis crimes, federal officials say.

Canadian cannabis entrepreneurs dream big in the face of uncertainty Former UCP candidate who posed with Soldiers of Odin denied appeal Autopsy conducted on woman, 69, found dead in Edmonton apartment suite Alberta finance minister standing firm on cannabis cost-sharing program Edmonton men honoured for saving taxi driver from knife-wielding attacker 2 arrested in north Edmonton coin store robbery Cannabis countdown: What Albertans need to know to buy weed tomorrow Drilling forecast bleak as discount for Canadian oil persists, analyst says Big Island Provincial Park? A look back at Big Island as an Edmonton destination Alberta Party candidate disqualified over 'discriminatory views' Edmonton exploring how to make public spaces safer for women

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'Go back where Indians belong': St. Albert mother frightened by racist letter from neighbour | Cat calls and dark streets: Women talk about making street safer at UN forum | Oilers feel they've righted the ship as they prepare for late home opener | Shares of most pot companies sell off on 1st day of legalization

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'Go back where Indians belong': St. Albert mother frightened by racist letter from neighbour Wed, 17 Oct 2018 17:39:05 EDT After receiving a threatening, racist letter from neighbours earlier this week, a St. Albert mother says she fears for her children's safety and will move out of her rented condo.

Cat calls and dark streets: Women talk about making street safer at UN forum Wed, 17 Oct 2018 21:40:24 EDT Delegates from 25 countries have gathered in Edmonton this week to discuss how to make cities around the world safer for women.

Oilers feel they've righted the ship as they prepare for late home opener Wed, 17 Oct 2018 19:13:00 EDT ​It took a record-setting performance by Connor McDavid, but after four games on the road and 17 days living out of a suitcase, the Edmonton Oilers will take on the Boston Bruins in their home opener at Rogers Place Thursday with something to build on.

Shares of most pot companies sell off on 1st day of legalization Wed, 17 Oct 2018 15:20:25 EDT On the first day that Canadians are legally allowed to get high, stocks in Canadian marijuana companies did something perhaps unexpected: they went low.

AHS failed to protect health information, privacy commissioner finds Edmonton store rolls out red carpet on first day of legal cannabis sales Kinder Morgan CEO says there's a 'seller's market' for remaining Canadian assets Singer k.d. lang, 7 others to receive Alberta Order of Excellence African-Canadian bar owners hit with 'militaristic style' police inspections, Edmonton coalition says Edmonton police officer cleared in fatal shooting of drunk driver Befriending enemies: Black musician who infiltrated KKK to speak in Edmonton RCMP investigate possible abduction attempt near Sherwood Park school Sharing bed with Fido may ease your chronic pain, Alberta study suggests

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Missing Red Deer woman found unharmed, RCMP say

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'Sunshine of my life': Loved ones remember Edmonton woman during husband's sentencing | St. Albert residents show support for family who received racist letter | Demise of provincial funding program leaving 'gaping holes' in capital budgets, AUMA says | 2 men facing charges in abduction of Red Deer woman

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'Sunshine of my life': Loved ones remember Edmonton woman during husband's sentencing Thu, 18 Oct 2018 19:28:25 EDT The family and friends of Kristi Schienmann, who was killed by her husband Timothy Crowe, delivered emotional victim impact statements Thursday in Edmonton’s Court of Queen’s Bench.

St. Albert residents show support for family who received racist letter Thu, 18 Oct 2018 19:19:29 EDT People who live in St. Albert are rallying to show their support for a family who received a racist, threatening letter this week.

Demise of provincial funding program leaving 'gaping holes' in capital budgets, AUMA says Thu, 18 Oct 2018 18:42:42 EDT With the program the province uses to fund local building projects across Alberta coming to an end, cities and towns are worried the uncertainty about its replacement will leave gaping holes in their capital budgets.

2 men facing charges in abduction of Red Deer woman Thu, 18 Oct 2018 18:33:05 EDT Two men are facing criminal charges after a 48-year-old woman was abducted Wednesday morning in Red Deer.

'Be better at home': Oilers want Rogers Place to be a tough stop for visiting teams Edmonton police to introduce online reporting for sexual assault victims Nearly 100 projects potentially left out of Edmonton's capital budget Secure unit would have saved dementia patient killed in traffic: fatality report Albertan among 8 inducted in Canadian Sports Hall of Fame 'Gentle giant' St. Bernard brothers find 'perfect fit' home in Alberta Edmonton Girl Guide sells out of cookies in cannabis store lineup Canada's first female commercial pilot honoured with Alberta Order of Excellence Bulls, beer, opera and more: What's on around Edmonton this weekend Disappearance of northern Alberta woman deemed suspicious Edmonton child chef lands spot in national recipe book

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Epcor lays out priorities in flood prevention plan | Edmonton police seek video to help solve city's latest homicide | LGBTQ2 advocate urges Edmonton police commission to investigate chief's conduct | Alberta beer week kicks off with a taste of Unity

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Epcor lays out priorities in flood prevention plan Fri, 19 Oct 2018 20:56:26 EDT Epcor says it has completed a plan to mitigate flooding in Edmonton neighbourhoods based on results from a survey conducted this summer.

Edmonton police seek video to help solve city's latest homicide Fri, 19 Oct 2018 19:50:19 EDT Edmonton police have launched a homicide investigation into the death of a 36-year-old man.

LGBTQ2 advocate urges Edmonton police commission to investigate chief's conduct Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:49:10 EDT LGBTQ2 advocate Kristopher Wells is backing up a high-ranking Edmonton Police Service officer’s accusation that Chief Rod Knecht made “false or misleading” statements about the cancellation of a pride reception.

Alberta beer week kicks off with a taste of Unity Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:58:05 EDT 50 Alberta craft brewers have teamed up to create a new brew to celebrate Alberta Beer Week and to raise a little money for the province's micro brewers.

UCP raised $500K more than NDP in last quarter, figures show U of A alumni help identify baby sea monster 'Mom, I'm in trouble': Grande Prairie woman faces decade in Thai prison Thief in stolen employee vest hits Lowe's, Best Buy in St. Albert Filipino 'prankster' steps into Edmonton's comedy spotlight Alberta author chronicles family's escape from war-torn Vietnam Edmonton restaurant shut down for cockroaches, dirty kitchen Wharf worries: Northern Alberta community worries about the privatization of their port UCP attacks media for 'old news' on party platform plans - but was it? Edmonton-based Stantec strikes deal to sell international construction arm High-ranking officer accuses Edmonton police chief of deceit

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'This really turned the tide': The Enigma machine and World War II in spotlight at U of A | Edmonton teen admits to role in killing of Mac's store clerk | Alberta's Court of Queen's Bench needs to be more efficient, chief justice says | This is the end for Edmonton's End of the World

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'This really turned the tide': The Enigma machine and World War II in spotlight at U of A Mon, 22 Oct 2018 21:42:00 EDT This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first patent for the Enigma machine, a device used to encrypt secret communications for the German military during World War II. A sold-out lecture on the topic is happening at the University of Alberta this week.

Edmonton teen admits to role in killing of Mac's store clerk Mon, 22 Oct 2018 20:07:37 EDT A trial began Monday in Edmonton Court of Queen's Bench for a 16-year old who is charged in connection with the deaths of two Mac's convenience store employees. The youth pleaded guilty to one count of manslaughter, but not guilty to one count of first-degree murder.

Alberta's Court of Queen's Bench needs to be more efficient, chief justice says Mon, 22 Oct 2018 19:44:46 EDT More work needs to be done to reduce backlog in Alberta’s courts and to increase the public’s trust in the justice system, according to the province’s Court of Queen’s Bench chief justice.

This is the end for Edmonton's End of the World Mon, 22 Oct 2018 18:38:06 EDT A popular but perilous lookout over Edmonton’s river valley is getting a facelift and a new name.

Stolen puppy, Bandit, up for adoption after search for owner comes up empty Notley calls on Ottawa to buy more rail cars to get Alberta oil to market OK for Alberta labour minister to support striking postal workers, premier says B.C.'s natural gas supply could be reduced as much as 50% this winter New gallery exhibit sheds light on flu epidemic that killed 4,000 in Alberta 'Shameful': Cannabis customers floored by the amount of plastic packing on their pot 'It's really limited my ability to feel': Former inmate recalls time in solitary confinement 2 men charged with kidnapping in Red Deer abduction Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply Suspect shot in confrontation with RCMP on Samson Cree Nation Man dies after fall at Sherwood Park worksite

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Apology coming to LGBTQ community, Edmonton police chief says | Australian adventurer proving dog can be man's best (travelling) friend | Teen wept in police car after Mac's killing spree, police officer testifies | Police identify victim of fatal shooting outside south Edmonton community hall

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Apology coming to LGBTQ community, Edmonton police chief says Tue, 23 Oct 2018 20:51:51 EDT The Edmonton Police Service is preparing an apology to LGBTQ people for the service’s past treatment of the community, but it won’t be delivered by Chief Rod Knecht.

Australian adventurer proving dog can be man's best (travelling) friend Tue, 23 Oct 2018 18:58:07 EDT An Australian man is travelling north America with a special message: it's possible to travel with your pet. His six-year-old shepherd Mya has joined him for the adventure.

Teen wept in police car after Mac's killing spree, police officer testifies Tue, 23 Oct 2018 18:52:22 EDT Edmonton police officers recount in court the high-speed chase that happened hours after two Mac's store clerks were gunned down.

Police identify victim of fatal shooting outside south Edmonton community hall Tue, 23 Oct 2018 18:16:17 EDT Police have identified a 37-year-old man who died after being shot early Sunday outside the Royal Gardens community hall in south Edmonton.

Canada's 'largest' carved pumpkin could ignite its own Battle of Alberta Kenney, Panda did not breach conflict rules, ethics commissioner finds NDP files complaint against UCP, Jason Kenney and third-party advertiser Connor vs Crosby: Who's top dog? 'Dear men': Partner of murdered Alberta woman challenges men to change 36-year-old man shot outside downtown Edmonton business dies in hospital Alberta tourist charged with graffiti vandalism terrified of Thai prison Edmonton's 'first foodie' Gail Hall remembered in new culinary memoir Trudeau promises rebates as Ottawa moves to levy carbon tax on provinces outside the climate plan Proposed oilsands mine poses 'high mortality risk' to bison and birds, Environment Canada says Nicole Williams wins UCP nomination in controversial Edmonton-West Henday race

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Evidence in Mac's store killings can't support murder conviction, defence argues | Worker killed at Dow Canada plant northeast of Red Deer | New online tool tracks women candidates in upcoming Alberta election | St. Albert vape shop busted for selling illegal cannabis, police say

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Evidence in Mac's store killings can't support murder conviction, defence argues Wed, 24 Oct 2018 20:52:52 EDT A 16-year-old who played a role in the killings of two Mac's convenience store clerks should not be convicted of first-degree murder, his defence lawyer says, because there is no evidence the teen caused the man's death.

Worker killed at Dow Canada plant northeast of Red Deer Wed, 24 Oct 2018 21:47:33 EDT Alberta Occupational Health and Safety officials are investigating after Dow Canada employee was killed Tuesday night at the Dow Prentiss site, northeast of Red Deer.

New online tool tracks women candidates in upcoming Alberta election Wed, 24 Oct 2018 21:44:00 EDT Parity YEG, a non-profit group aiming for gender parity in politics, has paired with political blog daveberta.ca to launch an online tool to track nominated candidates and candidate hopefuls ahead of the election.

St. Albert vape shop busted for selling illegal cannabis, police say Wed, 24 Oct 2018 19:31:14 EDT Three people have been charged with drug trafficking after RCMP raided a St. Albert vape shop police say had been advertising for months that it was selling cannabis products.

Alberta minister Shannon Phillips says Bill C-69 inadequate in current form Alphonso Davies hopes to go out a winner in final game with Whitecaps Alberta band settles long-standing land claim for $113M and swath of land Alberta farmer says someone shot his pregnant bison 'just for the thrill of killing it' LRT to return to full service Thursday after 40 trains sidelined by mechanical issue For Edmonton book lovers, Halloween comes early with 'Ghost Box' Man, 50, killed in explosion at well site southeast of Grande Prairie Alberta Junior Hockey League adds high-tech element to concussion protocol Jasper getting 'major facelift' with campground upgrade, diseased tree removal Alberta government must quash Covenant Health assisted-dying policy, professor says Rehabilitation program for Edmonton offenders in jeopardy, advocates say

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Snuffing out Edmonton's sewer stench could take 25 years, report says | We are the Roots documentary honoured with four prestigious awards | Downtown Edmonton homicide victim was shot to death, autopsy confirms | Alex Chiasson gets his Stanley Cup ring as the Capitals roll into town

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Snuffing out Edmonton's sewer stench could take 25 years, report says Thu, 25 Oct 2018 20:47:50 EDT Edmonton’s smelliest neighbourhoods may be suffering for several more years as the city finalizes a plan to fix the odour problem.

We are the Roots documentary honoured with four prestigious awards Thu, 25 Oct 2018 20:39:58 EDT A documentary about the experiences of Alberta and Saskatchewan’s first Black settlers has received four major awards. The film, We are the Roots: Black Settlers and Their Experiences of Discrimination on the Canadian Prairies, will receive the Heritage Awareness Award from the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation on October 25 at Edmonton’s Government House.

Downtown Edmonton homicide victim was shot to death, autopsy confirms Thu, 25 Oct 2018 19:30:00 EDT An autopsy has confirmed the man who was killed at a downtown Edmonton auto body shop died as a result of gunshot wounds.

Alex Chiasson gets his Stanley Cup ring as the Capitals roll into town Thu, 25 Oct 2018 18:51:00 EDT Oilers forward Alex Chiasson is having a week to remember, with a pair of goals on Tuesday and a Stanley Cup ring on Thursday.

City of Edmonton, four employees charged in feral cat deaths Stolen remote door-openers behind surge in garage break-ins, Edmonton police say Edmonton doctor guilty of 6 counts of unprofessional conduct Dark, Deadmonton and Haunted Halloween: What's eerie in Edmonton this weekend Edmonton's Hospital of Horror a virtual-reality nightmare How my 7 kids got me through the hardest years of my life Woman, 88, hurt when thief steals her SUV in Sherwood Park Kenney and Scheer vow to fight 'lies' of oil and gas opponents Edmonton's Stadium LRT station needs $27M rehab, councillor says Medical cannabis user questions quality control in industry More charges against U.S. man accused of kidnapping Alberta model

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Mother-daughter team take Halloween house parties to 'crazy' extremes | Golden Bears banking on a triple threat to lead the way in the playoffs | 'It was super nerve-racking': Alberta hunter films grizzly encounter | Edmonton police break up trafficking ring, find secret compartment in truck's console

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Mother-daughter team take Halloween house parties to 'crazy' extremes Fri, 26 Oct 2018 20:58:22 EDT For Chelsea Dufresne and her mother Penny, Halloween house parties are serious business.

Golden Bears banking on a triple threat to lead the way in the playoffs Fri, 26 Oct 2018 20:52:00 EDT The U of A Golden Bears men’s soccer team are heading into the post-season this year with a chip on their shoulder. After a demoralizing loss last year in the final four of the Canada West Playoffs to Langley’s Trinity Western University, head coach Len Vickery’s boys bounced back this season with a strong showing finishing the season off on top in the Prairie division with a 12-0-2 record.

'It was super nerve-racking': Alberta hunter films grizzly encounter Fri, 26 Oct 2018 18:58:29 EDT Logan Hunter was hunting with his father Thursday when the pair spotted a grizzly bear. The 19-year-old Whitecourt resident quickly started recording with his phone, and the video he posted had more than 1.5 million views by the next day.

Edmonton police break up trafficking ring, find secret compartment in truck's console Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:49:55 EDT A month-long trafficking investigation by Edmonton police ended last week in the arrest of six suspects and offered insight into how drug dealers conceal their drugs and weapons.

Councillors raise questions about Blatchford utility spending proposal Alberta Holocaust denier convicted in Germany for 'incitement to hatred' Edmonton councillors to get update on opioid crisis Oilers 50/50 raffle gets head start with $46,000 unclaimed jackpot Alberta NDP plan to level playing field for political donations goes askew Exxon lawsuit takes aim at Alberta oilsands over climate risks Man called 'CEO of steroids' pleads guilty in Edmonton court 'He was a big, bright light': Scholarships honour Alberta Broncos players Bouchard becomes youngest defenceman in Oilers history to score in win over Caps Alberta's plea to have feds invest in rail could have 'consequences,' says Scheer

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Edmonton budget talks will include $67M request for subsidized housing | City of Edmonton urges employees to choose respectful Halloween costumes | Study suggests bedrock stress a factor in fracking-caused earthquakes | Alberta MLAs start off fall session on familiar note

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Edmonton budget talks will include $67M request for subsidized housing Mon, 29 Oct 2018 20:23:30 EDT Edmonton city council has given its initial thumbs up to directing $67 million from city coffers to develop 2,500 affordable housing units over the next four years.

City of Edmonton urges employees to choose respectful Halloween costumes Mon, 29 Oct 2018 19:16:22 EDT The City of Edmonton has issued guidelines to its employees, asking them to think twice before wearing a Halloween costume to work that could be offensive to others.

Study suggests bedrock stress a factor in fracking-caused earthquakes Mon, 29 Oct 2018 17:37:47 EDT New research is digging in to why fracking causes earthquakes in some areas but not in others.

Alberta MLAs start off fall session on familiar note Mon, 29 Oct 2018 14:09:22 EDT Government house leader Brian Mason says the NDP government will introduce bills aimed at implementing more recommendations from the child intervention panel, modernizing securities regulation, and giving the College of Physicians and Surgeons the power to penalize members who are accused of sexual assault and sexual harassment.

Alberta veterans march to raise money for suicide prevention Analyst touts Alberta royalty holiday as temporary Canadian crude price crutch 'We shared Dad with a lot of people': Drama teacher a titan of Edmonton arts community Rachel Notley focus of NDP re-election campaign Canadian crude-by-rail exports rise to new record of 229,544 bpd in August Grave changes: More Albertans opt for green burials 'I'm already dead': Edmonton prison has highest self-harm rates in Canada Mental health issues linger from Fort McMurray fire, says study Paralyzed Broncos player, parents want seatbelts on buses 'I have to ask you to leave': Insurance adjuster tries to boot breastfeeding mom from meeting McDavid's OT winner lifts Oilers over Blackhawks

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Health Minister Sarah Hoffman dodges questions about 'inhumane' Covenant Health policy | Grande Prairie RCMP seek suspect after fatal hit-and-run | Canadian Finals Rodeo kicks off in Red Deer | Postponed: Justin Timberlake won't be bringing sexy back to Edmonton next week

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Health Minister Sarah Hoffman dodges questions about 'inhumane' Covenant Health policy Tue, 30 Oct 2018 21:09:06 EDT Health Minister Sarah Hoffman refused Tuesday to explain what, if anything, she did to address a Covenant Health policy that forced a terminally ill patient to have her assisted-dying assessment on a sidewalk outside the Edmonton General.

Grande Prairie RCMP seek suspect after fatal hit-and-run Tue, 30 Oct 2018 20:27:55 EDT Grande Prairie RCMP are searching for a suspect after a 26-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run Monday night.

Canadian Finals Rodeo kicks off in Red Deer Tue, 30 Oct 2018 19:39:52 EDT It's the end of one era and the beginning of another as the Canadian Finals Rodeo kicks off at its new home in Red Deer.

Postponed: Justin Timberlake won't be bringing sexy back to Edmonton next week Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:26:32 EDT Justin Timberlake's back-to-back shows at Rogers Place have been postponed but rescheduled shows are expected.

Murder charge laid in death of Lloydminster man, 31 Alberta appeal court upholds sentence of man for kidnapping, cutting off thumb New bill would ban doctors, dentists convicted of sex assault from practising again Sherwood Park freestyle skier Mike Riddle calls it a career at 32 Stony Plain Road will remain two-way street with Valley Line West LRT Indigenous communities neglected during Fort McMurray wildfire, report suggests 'We now have a voice': Alberta appoints advocate for people with disabilities Kenney's Indigenous legal fund idea a 'divide-and-conquer' tactic, senator says How to avoid a Halloween horror show at the office Provinces need immediate federal funding to stop pine-beetle spread, Chamber of Commerce warns Calgary Olympic committee locked behind closed doors as bid decision looms

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Edmonton squashes Calgary in giant pumpkin fundraiser | Bill closes loophole in private guardianships for Alberta kids in care | Hospice care in rural Alberta communities being left to volunteers, researcher says | Edmonton bus company aims to fill void left by Greyhound

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Edmonton squashes Calgary in giant pumpkin fundraiser Wed, 31 Oct 2018 18:56:32 EDT A giant pumpkin has been transformed into an Oilers-themed jack-o'-lantern, after Edmonton donors squashed the Calgary competition in a Battle of Alberta-style fundraiser.

Bill closes loophole in private guardianships for Alberta kids in care Wed, 31 Oct 2018 17:08:25 EDT The Alberta government wants to close a loophole that allows people to become permanent guardians of children in care without first going through a home assessment by government social workers.

Hospice care in rural Alberta communities being left to volunteers, researcher says Wed, 31 Oct 2018 17:27:25 EDT Some rural Alberta communities without government-provided hospice services are stepping up to provide that care themselves, a University of Alberta researcher says.

Edmonton bus company aims to fill void left by Greyhound Wed, 31 Oct 2018 16:13:26 EDT A new Edmonton-based bus service is preparing to step in to fill some of the gap created by Greyhound Canada, which is discontinuing its services in Western Canada as of midnight Wednesday.

Woman struck in Edmonton parking lot dies in hospital Fort McMurray condo owners financially ruined by embattled rebuild Man charged after Rocky Mountain House Mountie assaulted, bear-sprayed Edmonton has its share of home-grown ghost stories Man, 20, dies in minivan rollover near Rocky Mountain House Winter forecast: mild in Edmonton, short ski season in mountains 'Restored my faith in humanity': Volunteers fix Edmonton woman's ant-infested house 'I got on my knees, begged him to stop,' stabbing eyewitness testifies 'Cesspool of cruelty, corruption and violence': Advocates call for inquiry at Edmonton prison This miniature horse is a master of disguise Jason Kenney disavows former campaign worker, wants to screen prospective UCP members

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City of Edmonton spent more than $600M on consultants over 5 years | $260B liability figure for abandoned energy instructure an 'error in judgment': AER | 'He's doing an amazing job': Connor McDavid praises former teammate Alex DeBrincat​ | 'It's the end of an era': Alberta's last-ever Greyhound bus leaves the station

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City of Edmonton spent more than $600M on consultants over 5 years Thu, 1 Nov 2018 19:15:08 EDT The City of Edmonton has spent an average of $123 million per year on consultants over the last five years, according the city auditor.

$260B liability figure for abandoned energy instructure an 'error in judgment': AER Thu, 1 Nov 2018 19:36:09 EDT The Alberta Energy Regulator is distancing itself from an internal report from one of its senior officials that puts the estimated liability of abandoned energy infrastructure in Alberta at $260 billion.

'He's doing an amazing job': Connor McDavid praises former teammate Alex DeBrincat​ Thu, 1 Nov 2018 18:04:53 EDT The first time Connor McDavid laid eyes on Alex DeBrincat, he didn't think the kid would pan out.

'It's the end of an era': Alberta's last-ever Greyhound bus leaves the station Thu, 1 Nov 2018 17:21:03 EDT The final Greyhound bus in Alberta travelled from Calgary to Edmonton Wednesday evening. After 89 years of service, the iconic transportation company is ending its service in Western Canada.

Freezing rain warning issued for parts of central Alberta Alberta RCMP seize 8 kg of heroin in 2 unrelated investigations New peer network helps Alberta's first responders face their demons Edmonton's 2019 budget calls for 3.3 per cent property tax hike Edmonton animator recreates the horror of junior-high shop class Province commits $1.04B to extend LRT to west Edmonton Sleeping beauty, soldiers and sacrifice: What to do with your weekend in Edmonton OK for ex-jurors with PTSD to open up to therapists, under Edmonton-area MP's bill Gary Mar named new CEO of Petroleum Services Association of Canada 'Star-struck': Canadian soccer star Alphonso Davies surprises kids at his old school Jasper RCMP to get new detachment, member housing

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From para-athlete to advocate: Tony Flores is Alberta's new disability advocate | Dating site user charged with sexual assault by Edmonton police | Oilers backup goaltender's stock gets bump after blanking Blackhawks​ | Edmonton couple covered in tumours want strangers to see past the bumps

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From para-athlete to advocate: Tony Flores is Alberta's new disability advocate Fri, 2 Nov 2018 19:30:01 EDT Tony Flores has been a competitive para-athlete for years. Now, he's taking on a new challenge as the province's first Advocate for Persons with Disabilities.

Dating site user charged with sexual assault by Edmonton police Fri, 2 Nov 2018 18:40:40 EDT A man who is active on online dating sites has been charged with sexual assault and other offences by Edmonton police.

Oilers backup goaltender's stock gets bump after blanking Blackhawks​ Fri, 2 Nov 2018 17:51:18 EDT The local twitterverse was lit Thursday night after the Oilers backup Mikko Koskinen all but single-handedly shutdown the Chicago Blackhawks.

Edmonton couple covered in tumours want strangers to see past the bumps Fri, 2 Nov 2018 14:32:24 EDT Gail Appelgren and Tim Golumbia are sharing their stories with the hope of reducing the stigma around their condition.

RCMP investigating after pins found in Halloween treats From coast to coast to coast: Sherwood Park man set to finish record hike Nisku business owner offers $10,000 for classic muscle car stolen from warehouse 206 collisions reported on Edmonton's slippery roads Alberta Energy Regulator CEO Jim Ellis to resign in January Oilers send Evan Bouchard back to juniors Kenney's plan to screen new party members for hateful, extreme views is unprecedented

Sleeping beauty, soldiers and sacrifice: What to do with your weekend in Edmonton

Greyhound exit leaves gap for homeless, domestic violence shelters Voices inside his head told Daniel Goodridge 'to kill anyone in his path' Paralyzed, terminally ill man forced off Covenant Health property for assisted-dying services

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Wildlife officer shoots through deers' antlers to free entangled animals | 'We can ticket any time': Edmonton warns property owners to clear sidewalks | Alberta legislation needed to address Covenant Health assisted-dying policy, says advocacy group | Bill aims to end corporate donations to municipal candidates

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Wildlife officer shoots through deers' antlers to free entangled animals Mon, 5 Nov 2018 20:02:42 EST A fish and wildlife officer in northern Alberta resorted to extraordinary measures to separate two deer whose antlers had become intertwined during the pre-rutting season.

'We can ticket any time': Edmonton warns property owners to clear sidewalks Mon, 5 Nov 2018 19:17:45 EST Edmonton bylaw officers are ready to clamp down on property owners if they find sidewalks covered with snow and ice.

Alberta legislation needed to address Covenant Health assisted-dying policy, says advocacy group Mon, 5 Nov 2018 17:00:54 EST The Alberta government must enact legislation to ensure patients have equitable access to medical assistance in dying, including at religious-based health institutions that currently refuse to provide those services, the Friends of Medicare says.

Bill aims to end corporate donations to municipal candidates Mon, 5 Nov 2018 16:54:53 EST Home builders and land developers would no longer be allowed to donate to mayoral or council candidates under new proposed legislation introduced Monday.

Tofield RCMP constable charged with off-duty assault Notley's NDP government 'a culture of fear and intimidation,' party MLA says Man, 88, killed in hit-and-run in Edmonton's Chinatown Princess Anne to visit Edmonton this week Postal walkout returns to Edmonton as negotiations stall 'The justice system failed': Fort McMurray woman flees home after alleged abuser released on bail Edmonton's 4th safe injection site opens in McCauley Alberta MP and his wife push to change laws related to multiple sclerosis Edmonton inmate allegedly shot in genitals sues federal government Grandmother confronted by armed Alberta farmer says trespassing plan may stoke racial tensions Canadian Finals Rodeo wraps up first year in Red Deer

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Jason Kenney looks at creating database to keep extremists out of UCP | 'A safe place': Edmonton couple plans wedding as groom transitions | A glimpse at Edmonton's new police chief | Edmonton man pleads guilty to manslaughter for fatal arson fire

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Jason Kenney looks at creating database to keep extremists out of UCP Tue, 6 Nov 2018 20:01:46 EST United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney says he wants to assemble a database to screen out extremists who may try to seek membership in the party.

'A safe place': Edmonton couple plans wedding as groom transitions Tue, 6 Nov 2018 20:00:00 EST Marita Obst and Farrin van Graven are getting married. But marriage is not the only life-changing experience the Edmonton couple is going through. Van Graven is also transitioning.

A glimpse at Edmonton's new police chief Tue, 6 Nov 2018 19:18:53 EST The Edmonton police commission is set to announce the city’s next chief of police on Nov. 7. The day before the city’s top cop is revealed, hints were dropped at city hall as to the gender, character and possible history — or lack thereof — in Edmonton.

Edmonton man pleads guilty to manslaughter for fatal arson fire Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:01:21 EST An Edmonton man who started a fatal arson fire three years ago because he was angry at his former common-law wife has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

Impaled deer prompts calls to fix fence in Cameron Heights neighbourhood Victims left with little recourse when escaping abusive partners out on bail Ousted Calgary MLA's bullying allegations 'unfounded,' NDP caucus says Death of man, 56, in northeast Edmonton a homicide, police say 'This is not allowed here': Edmonton concertgoer told she can't kiss girlfriend Speed limits being lowered on 15 sections of B.C. highways 'It should not have happened,' says mom of Edmonton man killed by police during 'stabbing spree' NDP had no choice but to turf backbencher from caucus, political analyst says Alberta baker rises to top in The Great Canadian Baking Show Seeing pink? That's salt on the roads, Edmonton supervisor says Spy service says federal pipeline purchase seen as 'betrayal' by many opponents

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750 new positions at city in question, Edmonton councillor says | Man dead after 2 explosions rock Edmonton-area community centre, police say | Alberta auditor flags faulty management of $1B Supernet contracts | 'Diversity is a strength': Dale McFee is Edmonton's new top cop

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750 new positions at city in question, Edmonton councillor says Wed, 7 Nov 2018 21:23:56 EST Future jobs at the city of Edmonton could be eliminated in the coming years when the city finishes an ongoing program and service approved in 2015.

Man dead after 2 explosions rock Edmonton-area community centre, police say Wed, 7 Nov 2018 13:00:12 EST A pair of explosions less than two hours apart sparked a massive police investigation in and around a Sherwood Park community centre on Tuesday evening, RCMP say.

Alberta auditor flags faulty management of $1B Supernet contracts Wed, 7 Nov 2018 17:51:09 EST Service Alberta did not properly manage and monitor the $1 billion in contracts the government signed with private companies to build the Supernet, Alberta's auditor general has found in his latest report.

'Diversity is a strength': Dale McFee is Edmonton's new top cop Wed, 7 Nov 2018 10:36:43 EST Edmonton's incoming police chief is stressing the importance of diversity and inclusion to help build communities and keep them safe.

Masked thieves steal 40 firearms from hardware store in northern Alberta B.C. man, 37, killed in head-on crash on Highway 63 13 men charged in Alberta child luring bust 'Everything shaking': Witnesses hear explosion at Sherwood Park community centre fire Give tax breaks for local elections, Edmonton mayor says First Nations in oilsands region support bill to overhaul energy project approvals Officer who shot 'growling' incoherent Edmonton man says he had no choice 'I'm still haunted': Witness to Alberta murders copes with trauma, survivor's guilt

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Law student files complaint against Edmonton homicide detective | Alberta doctors convicted of sexual abuse will face lifetime ban | Man linked to Sherwood Park blasts died from gunshot wound, police say | Alberta oilsands producers 'incredibly profitable' during recent economic downturn

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Law student files complaint against Edmonton homicide detective Thu, 8 Nov 2018 20:21:01 EST A University of Alberta law student is asking for the suspension of a veteran homicide detective with the Edmonton Police Service over comments he made as a guest speaker during a law and policing class.

Alberta doctors convicted of sexual abuse will face lifetime ban Thu, 8 Nov 2018 20:18:38 EST Physicians and other health professionals found guilty of sexual abuse will face a lifetime ban from their profession under an amended bill passed in the Alberta legislature Thursday.

Man linked to Sherwood Park blasts died from gunshot wound, police say Thu, 8 Nov 2018 16:31:08 EST The dead man linked to two explosions at an Edmonton-area community centre earlier this week has been identified by police as Kane Kosolowsky.

Alberta oilsands producers 'incredibly profitable' during recent economic downturn Thu, 8 Nov 2018 19:26:12 EST The five companies that dominate the oilsands industry have remained "incredibly profitable" despite the drop in oil prices and delays in building new pipelines, a report from the Parkland Institute states.

Daniel Goodridge found not criminally responsible for work camp killings AISH, income support, seniors benefits indexed to cost of living under new bill Two complaints investigated against NDP MLAs, premier's office says Security guards to patrol Edmonton bus centres, LRT stations What to do this Remembrance Day weekend in Edmonton Pups named to honour past soldiers will become support dogs for future ones Three boys charged after convenience store in Red Deer robbed at gunpoint Child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic transferred from healing lodge to Edmonton prison St. Albert's Marc Kennedy thinks Canada is exporting too much curling knowledge 'Love interruption': Jack White condemns homophobia after gay fans told not to kiss Final round of signal testing to shut down all LRT service on Saturday

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Teenage girl hit by vehicle in northeast Edmonton dies | Stars align for Edmonton skincare brand | Strathcona County Community Centre could reopen next week, officials say | The Ledge: Dissecting the Luff effect on the Notley government

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Teenage girl hit by vehicle in northeast Edmonton dies Fri, 9 Nov 2018 10:55:12 EST The family of 16-year old Ayva Mallon confirmed she was the victim of a fatal pedestrian collision in northeast Edmonton on Thursday afternoon.

Stars align for Edmonton skincare brand Fri, 9 Nov 2018 20:35:00 EST When Lane Edward was spending hours in her home laboratory, crafting the first products for her skincare line, Pura Botanicals, she was blasting her favourite band, Fleetwood Mac, for inspiration. She could never have guessed that four years later, the band would be a big fan of hers, too.

Strathcona County Community Centre could reopen next week, officials say Fri, 9 Nov 2018 18:34:34 EST Some areas of the Strathcona County Community Centre are expected to reopen to the public next week. County officials offered that tentative timeline at a news conference on Friday.

The Ledge: Dissecting the Luff effect on the Notley government Fri, 9 Nov 2018 19:19:39 EST When a little-known Calgary back-bench MLA accused the Notley government of bullying this week, she pulled back the curtain on caucus secrecy and solidarity.

Ousted Calgary NDP MLA wants Notley to put job on line over bullying allegations Edmonton soldier credits Invictus Games as helping to cope with PTSD Sherwood Park man linked to explosions was happy, had 'a good heart,' friends says Sneaky squirrel turns Edmonton woman's car into secret stash spot Wash your hands, say Alberta health officials after increase in gastrointestinal illness Backstreet's back? Alright! One of the '90s biggest boy bands plays Edmonton in July Freezing rain creates treacherous driving conditions on Alberta highways Housing and service centre for veterans to open in north Edmonton RCMP arrest two, recover stolen guns from Kinuso hardware store break-in Order to stop Keystone XL construction shows urgent need to get Canadian oil to new markets, energy group says With numbers dwindling, Leduc square dancers invite you to do-si-do

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CBC Edmonton off air Monday evening due to fire at City Centre mall | 'Trigger-happy' hunter killed beloved buckskin horse, owner believes | 'John Carpay is no Rosa Parks': Alberta premier slams UCP leader's past praise of Calgary lawyer | Treaty signing marks start of real work for Alberta's Lubicon, says chief

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CBC Edmonton off air Monday evening due to fire at City Centre mall Mon, 12 Nov 2018 19:58:42 EST CBC Edmonton will be off the air Monday evening due to a fire at the City Centre mall. viewers and listeners will receive the feed from CBC Calgary.

'Trigger-happy' hunter killed beloved buckskin horse, owner believes Mon, 12 Nov 2018 16:54:15 EST A Drayton Valley-area farmer worries a hunter killed his 26-year-old buckskin horse, mistaking it for a deer.

'John Carpay is no Rosa Parks': Alberta premier slams UCP leader's past praise of Calgary lawyer Mon, 12 Nov 2018 19:27:35 EST Alberta's premier criticized the leader of the United Conservative Party on Monday for a comment he made last year equating the work of a lawyer fighting gay-straight alliance legislation with that of civil rights activist Rosa Parks.

Treaty signing marks start of real work for Alberta's Lubicon, says chief Mon, 12 Nov 2018 16:01:18 EST Alberta's Lubicon Cree have been fighting for decades for a land they could call their own. But the day before he's poised to sign the historic claim with Premier Rachel Notley, Chief Billy-Joe Laboucan says the real work is just beginning.

Aurora Cannabis reports revenue surge in Q1, 'strong' legal pot sales West-end residents asked for design feedback as Lewis Farms goes unfunded Meet Tuk — the dog who hates music Legal cannabis has a lot to learn from black market, says longtime dealer NHL, retired players reach tentative settlement in concussion lawsuit Police seek driver after semi collides with straw bale on central Alberta highway 'I was beginning to lose hope': Woman battles bank for 2 years for information on her own account Economic cost of Canadian oil price discounts counted in billions of dollars 'This is what makes it real for us today,' RAM curator says of WW I exhibit 'I'll never forget': Edmonton veterans, civilians mark 100 years since end of WW 1 RCMP investigate man's death on Sunchild First Nation reserve

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Edmonton bus driver safety shield project to cost $11.7M | 12-year-old plan to rejig Edmonton's 105th Avenue back on the table | Edmonton police ask for help to solve 2016 murder of Colombian tourist | Alberta Advantage registered as official political party

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Edmonton bus driver safety shield project to cost $11.7M Tue, 13 Nov 2018 21:36:03 EST The city’s executive committee has approved agreements with two contractors that will provide an $11.7 million upgrade to Edmonton busses, including the installation of safety shields for drivers.

12-year-old plan to rejig Edmonton's 105th Avenue back on the table Tue, 13 Nov 2018 19:57:26 EST The plan to streetscape Edmonton's 105th Avenue is more than 12 years old, and despite a tight upcoming four-year budget the corridor known as Columbia Avenue may turn into the pedestrian hot spot some have been hoping for.

Edmonton police ask for help to solve 2016 murder of Colombian tourist Tue, 13 Nov 2018 20:00:00 EST On Nov. 13, 2016, Leonardo Duran-Ibanez was randomly attacked by a group of four men and two women, and died of severe head trauma. Police have identified persons of interest and have interviewed them, but need someone to come forward with information before they can lay charges.

Alberta Advantage registered as official political party Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:35:10 EST A party founded by former members of the Wildrose Party unhappy with the merger with the Progressive Conservatives have received official recognition by Elections Alberta.

Charges laid in killing of man during fight at Sunchild Reserve gas station Alberta premier challenges Jason Kenney to expel Carpay over pride flag, swastika remarks Edmonton woman, 68, charged in relation to $1.4M payroll fraud Alberta uses tech to get Mounties on the street and away from the desk Canadian oilsands player calls for government to mandate production cuts Jasper Avenue faces closures as city hosts Grey Cup festivities Alberta's health minister was warned in 2016 about Covenant Health treatment of assisted-dying patient Turnout for Calgary Olympic plebiscite surpasses 207,000 Edmonton LRT killer charged in assault on Ontario corrections officer Lubicon Lake Band, government officials sign historic land-claim settlement Alberta tourist, friend charged with vandalism in Thailand avoid prison

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Edmonton city staff invited to join anti-bullying vigil | Canada's oil price woes reaching an 'emergency situation,' Cenovus CEO says | Fort McMurray artist uses 'wild colour' to bring portrait subjects to life | Jason Kenney says Carpay membership decision lies with UCP board, not with him

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Edmonton city staff invited to join anti-bullying vigil Wed, 14 Nov 2018 21:34:25 EST A city of Edmonton employee hopes a vigil on Saturday night at Churchill Square will inspire other city staff to bring a candle, share stories or just observe silence.

Canada's oil price woes reaching an 'emergency situation,' Cenovus CEO says Wed, 14 Nov 2018 20:04:27 EST The head of one of the country's largest oilsands producers says Canada's oil price woes are reaching an "emergency situation," and on Wednesday saw his company's call for production cuts echoed by a competitor.

Fort McMurray artist uses 'wild colour' to bring portrait subjects to life Wed, 14 Nov 2018 19:00:00 EST Four years ago, when someone tagged the shed behind Russell Thomas's Fort McMurray home, the former broadcaster and municipal politician painted over the vandalism with a mural of a highly-respected local Métis elder.

Jason Kenney says Carpay membership decision lies with UCP board, not with him Wed, 14 Nov 2018 17:03:09 EST United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney says he doesn’t have the authority to expel the Calgary lawyer who compared the Pride flag to a Nazi swastika from the party.

Suncor CEO Steve Williams to retire; Mark Little named as replacement Pro wrestling shouldn't be governed by Edmonton Combative Sports Commission, committee decides Suspect in fatal hit-and-run charged nine months after Red Deer death Alberta education minister threatens to pull funding for 28 private schools over GSAs Alberta launches lost-revenue counter in campaign for Trans Mountain pipeline expansion Edmonton café standing by $3.50 charge for lemon water after sour customer review Delays at Sturgeon Refinery add to Alberta heavy oil price discount woes Calgary Olympics No vote sets city looking to a future without the Winter Games Edmonton man helps broker historic peace deal in Ethiopia $2M in wildfire rebuild relief approved for Fort McMurray evacuees Groat Road Bridge work means detours for city buses until summer 2020

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Three dead in Leduc industrial accident | Alberta takes historic step to abolish red tape in health care for First Nations children | Oil price woes a 'serious problem' for Canadian economy, says Notley | Edmonton judge sentences man to 7 years for sex offences against boys

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Three dead in Leduc industrial accident Thu, 15 Nov 2018 19:54:48 EST Three people died Thursday in an industrial accident in the Leduc Business Park, the city's mayor says.

Alberta takes historic step to abolish red tape in health care for First Nations children Thu, 15 Nov 2018 19:03:59 EST Jordan's Principle is named after Jordan River Anderson, a five-year-old boy from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba who died in a Winnipeg hospital in 2005 after a dispute between provincial and federal governments over who would pay for his home care.

Oil price woes a 'serious problem' for Canadian economy, says Notley Thu, 15 Nov 2018 19:36:05 EST Alberta's premier believes the low price of crude has become a serious problem for the country's economy, but says there's a lack of agreement around the sector on the idea of government-mandated output cuts.

Edmonton judge sentences man to 7 years for sex offences against boys Thu, 15 Nov 2018 18:19:39 EST Justin Coulombe has been given a seven-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to seven criminal charges. His sex-related crimes against five boys spanned nearly a decades.

'Cute and cuddly': Justin Beaver in Edmonton for Grey Cup festivities Alberta boy sings his way onto new Netflix series Motown Magic What to do this weekend in Edmonton 'Wild West of aviation': Edmonton pilot ready for wild air race in China Leduc RCMP firearms investigation ends in arrest Highway crews prepare as snowfall warnings issued for western Alberta Some Hillview condo owners left out of new Fort McMurray wildfire relief fund Spirit of Edmonton breakfast still a big part of Grey Cup weekend after four decades Cannabis shortages lead to new distribution rules for Alberta pot shops Edmonton woman pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death German tourist shot in head near Calgary still requires 24/7 care

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4 breaks a day now the norm for Bruderheim students | Canadian chef has high hopes for cannabis-infused fine dining | Teen found guilty of manslaughter in killing of Mac's store clerk | The Ledge: Church and state in Alberta politics

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4 breaks a day now the norm for Bruderheim students Fri, 16 Nov 2018 21:30:00 EST Bruderheim School has restructured its schedule to offer students four recess breaks every day.

Canadian chef has high hopes for cannabis-infused fine dining Fri, 16 Nov 2018 20:30:00 EST The legal sale of edible cannabis is still a year off but a Canadian chef is discovering a definite appetite for it at his private parties and events.

Teen found guilty of manslaughter in killing of Mac's store clerk Fri, 16 Nov 2018 18:55:38 EST An Edmonton teenager was convicted of manslaughter Friday for his role in the killing of a Mac's store clerk.

The Ledge: Church and state in Alberta politics Fri, 16 Nov 2018 19:25:09 EST Modern democracies are supposed to have a separation between church and state. But in Alberta, organized religion plays a role in schools and health-care delivery.

County Hall in Sherwood Park to reopen Wednesday Clark Builders takes over completion of Grande Prairie hospital Garbage collection in Edmonton could soon cost more Edmonton fencing standards set for review after second deer impaled $1.5M grant to help transform vacant buildings into arts hubs for The Quarters Oilers deal Ryan Strome to Rangers for Ryan Spooner RCMP release ages of men killed in Leduc industrial accident GSAs, Kenney and Carpay: The tangled web of Alberta politics Edmonton postal workers walk off the job for the third time Edmonton's iconic oil derrick heads back to historic home Alberta energy firms split on call for government-imposed production cuts

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Man found dead after being asked to leave Edmonton bar | Alberta premier defends how NDP caucus investigated 2 MLAs | 'It's going to be great!': 50 local kids score free tickets to the Grey Cup | MLA Robyn Luff sets conditions on return to legislature Wednesday

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Man found dead after being asked to leave Edmonton bar Mon, 19 Nov 2018 20:18:19 EST A young man was found dead Sunday afternoon, two days after he was removed from an Edmonton bar.

Alberta premier defends how NDP caucus investigated 2 MLAs Mon, 19 Nov 2018 20:21:29 EST Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is defending how the NDP caucus investigated misconduct complaints against two MLAs after the Alberta Party called for a review into how those probes were carried out.

'It's going to be great!': 50 local kids score free tickets to the Grey Cup Mon, 19 Nov 2018 19:58:54 EST Fifty kids from the Edmonton area were left gobsmacked Monday morning after a surprise trip to the Commonwealth stadium turned into a chance to attend the Grey Cup game.

MLA Robyn Luff sets conditions on return to legislature Wednesday Mon, 19 Nov 2018 17:49:58 EST Calgary East MLA Robyn Luff says she will return to the legislature on Wednesday if the Speaker commits to working on a transparent process to address bullying and harassment complaints from MLAs.

Edmonton lawyer sanctioned for criticizing judge plans to appeal Final year for this holiday delight: Leduc winter wonderland 'just got too big' Notley appoints 3 envoys to find solutions to oil-price differential Alberta RCMP investigate 'disturbing' video of coyote slowly beaten to death Highway 2 interchange at Red Deer open to traffic after two years A month into legalization, Alberta is blowing away B.C.'s claim as Canada's pot capital County Hall in Sherwood Park reopens - library, parkade remain closed Single-vehicle crash leaves 19-year-old driver in critical condition Canada Post rotating strikes hit Edmonton for third day Grey Cup the last hurrah for Esks cheer team coach who lifted sport to new heights New businesses, revitalization could change industrial feel of 105th Avenue

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Concerns over Covenant Health assisted-dying policy 'addressed,' Alberta health minister says | Province investigating death of young man ejected from Edmonton bar | Parking lot owner within his rights to use Denver boot, defence lawyer tells court | Bill 27 intended to take politics out of decisions about Alberta public-sector pensions

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Concerns over Covenant Health assisted-dying policy 'addressed,' Alberta health minister says Tue, 20 Nov 2018 19:36:48 EST Health Minister Sarah Hoffman says her government has “addressed” issues with Covenant Health’s assisted-dying policy, despite lingering concerns from academics, patient advocacy groups and families of patients.

Province investigating death of young man ejected from Edmonton bar Tue, 20 Nov 2018 14:36:49 EST Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis has launched an investigation into the death of a young man who was told to leave an Edmonton bar last weekend in freezing weather.

Parking lot owner within his rights to use Denver boot, defence lawyer tells court Tue, 20 Nov 2018 18:54:57 EST The owner of a parking enforcement company was within his rights when he used a Denver boot to immobilize a vehicle, his lawyer argued Tuesday in Edmonton provincial court.

Bill 27 intended to take politics out of decisions about Alberta public-sector pensions Tue, 20 Nov 2018 16:57:02 EST Politicians would be taken out of decisions made about provincial public-sector pension plans under a new bill introduced Tuesday in the Alberta legislature.

A cross-country feat on two feet: Albertan recounts the tales of hiking the Great Trail No warm welcome home for Alberta Holocaust denier Alberta RCMP officer and suspect injured in 'confrontation' near Hinton 'Really a disgrace': Alberta curling legend calls out boozers booted from bonspiel 'The time is now': Alberta boosts support for oil and gas upgrading Cryogenics experts at loss to explain Leduc gas accident deaths Oilers fire head coach Todd McLellan, hire Ken Hitchcock Grey Cup Festival snarls traffic for rush hour commuters in Edmonton Edmonton defence lawyer faces charges for alleged incident at nightclub Grey Cup to get military escort during stay in Edmonton

Man found dead after being asked to leave Edmonton bar

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Diner's annual Thanksgiving meal a taste of home for Americans in Edmonton | Ottawa's 'on a different economic planet' with no fix for oil glut: Alberta finance minister | Property division for common-law couples who split tackled in new bill | Calgary-East MLA Robyn Luff returns to legislature, ending boycott

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Diner's annual Thanksgiving meal a taste of home for Americans in Edmonton Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:32:15 EST As it has since 2010, the High Level Diner will host a turkey dinner with all the trimmings on Friday to mark American Thanksgiving.

Ottawa's 'on a different economic planet' with no fix for oil glut: Alberta finance minister Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:49:40 EST Alberta's finance minister is disappointed that despite a strong focus on exports in the federal government's fall fiscal update, there was no line item for oil-by-rail.

Property division for common-law couples who split tackled in new bill Wed, 21 Nov 2018 17:21:15 EST Lawyers have been calling for Alberta to enact legislation to govern property division when common-law partners split up. They say the current process is time-consuming, expensive and unpredictable as there is no case law to rely on.

Calgary-East MLA Robyn Luff returns to legislature, ending boycott Wed, 21 Nov 2018 17:10:42 EST Calgary-East MLA Robyn Luff returned to her seat in the legislature Wednesday for the first time since she was kicked out of the NDP caucus two weeks ago.

Kicked out in the cold: Family blames bar after Edmonton man, 20, dies in street Woman dies in single-vehicle rollover east of Edmonton No new pot shops, AGLC says in reaction to national shortage Accountant's search for halal food in Edmonton starts new foodie community Edmonton focuses on goal of bare pavement in snow removal Alberta Health Services to build central drug production facility in Edmonton Woman's hands blistered from frostbite after Yellow Cab driver denies her a ride Fort McMurray fire showed animal care gaps during natural disasters: researcher B.C. woman fined $2,300 for speeding on northern Alberta highway NHL quarter mark: Oilers GM in panic mode with McLellan firing 'Much ado about nothing': Edmonton ER evacuated over replica handgun

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Kenney's Peace Country land sale idea gets thumbs-down from NDP, Alberta Party | Rural Alberta leaders criticize NDP ministers, policies as attacking Christian faith | NDP MLAs given scripted responses if asked about sexual misconduct allegations | Ottawa Senators trade Chris Wideman to Edmonton

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Kenney's Peace Country land sale idea gets thumbs-down from NDP, Alberta Party Thu, 22 Nov 2018 19:45:50 EST Environment Minister Shannon Phillips says Jason Kenney’s idea to sell off Crown land to help balance the Alberta budget will likely face opposition from First Nations.

Rural Alberta leaders criticize NDP ministers, policies as attacking Christian faith Thu, 22 Nov 2018 18:40:42 EST NDP policies were slammed as attacks on Christian faith by political leaders from rural Alberta attending a fall convention in Edmonton Thursday.

NDP MLAs given scripted responses if asked about sexual misconduct allegations Thu, 22 Nov 2018 17:35:26 EST Alberta NDP backbenchers have been given scripted responses to provide if asked by reporters about sexual misconduct allegations against two of their caucus colleagues, CBC News has learned.

Ottawa Senators trade Chris Wideman to Edmonton Thu, 22 Nov 2018 18:34:20 EST The Edmonton Oilers have acquired defenceman Chris Wideman from the Ottawa Senators for a 6th-round pick in the 2020 NHL draft.

$200M in carbon tax funds going to smaller renewable power plants Thousands of tickets up for grabs online for Sunday's Grey Cup game Alberta is in 'crisis' over low energy prices, Trudeau acknowledges, as thousands protest in Calgary 'Deck the boughs with Wayne and Hallsy': The most Edmonton Christmas tree of all Alberta teachers use Grey Cup celebration to punt oversized classes Families of dead crash victims should get larger cut of Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe: committee What to do beyond the Grey Cup this weekend Edmonton's 'Graffiti Granny' tackling tagging, one wall at a time From BYOB to famous sluice juice, more than 40 years of Spirit of Edmonton breakfasts Winner crowned in CBC Edmonton's 'Kick it to win it' contest 'We're outraged': Union rips Liberal back-to-work bill for Canada Post carriers

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The Dive Bar: Hole-in-the-wall tavern looks to cash in on Grey Cup Street Fest | Ducks stun Oilers with OT win after tying game late in 3rd | Alberta premier disappointed with Ottawa's response to oil bottleneck | 'We've had a lot of tears': Indigenous youth focus lens on opioid crisis

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The Dive Bar: Hole-in-the-wall tavern looks to cash in on Grey Cup Street Fest Fri, 23 Nov 2018 19:24:45 EST Beyond new signs and name, not much has changed at the bar formerly known as The Hub Hotel, but the exactly what the owner hopes will draw in CFL fans.

Ducks stun Oilers with OT win after tying game late in 3rd Fri, 23 Nov 2018 18:59:19 EST Rickard Rakell scored 14 seconds into overtime, and the Anaheim Ducks rallied to beat the Edmonton Oilers 2-1 on Friday.

Alberta premier disappointed with Ottawa's response to oil bottleneck Fri, 23 Nov 2018 18:39:27 EST Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she's disappointed with Ottawa's lukewarm response to the province's plan to ease oil bottlenecks by buying more rail cars.

'We've had a lot of tears': Indigenous youth focus lens on opioid crisis Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:30:45 EST The people behind the film project Better Days: A Journey of Our Youth are all too familiar with the dangers of opioids. Most of them know someone who has died from an overdose.

Decision upheld in favour of CBC in publication ban case Mail strike delays delivery of more than 104,000 photo radar tickets in Edmonton Police seek suspects in 15 break-ins at daycare centres What you need to know about the Grey Cup Provincial parks proposal released for Bighorn area of Rocky Mountains Downtown Edmonton cafe defends no panhandling policy Alberta registered nurses to prescribe drugs, order X-rays Edmonton man, 61, killed in northern Alberta crash Cats and kittens abandoned in plastic containers on side of Alberta highway Notley's frustration over pipeline inertia leads to idea to purchase hundreds of rail cars 'Disgusting' video of boys beating coyote to death condemned by Alberta hunters

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Alberta teacher fined $32K for unprofessional conduct | Strathcona residents lobby Edmonton council for new pool | Senators pass back-to-work legislation to end rotating postal strike | Man accused in hit and run of ex-UFC fighter pleads guilty to manslaughter

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Alberta teacher fined $32K for unprofessional conduct Mon, 26 Nov 2018 21:40:32 EST An Alberta teacher has been ordered to pay $32,500 in fines and had her teachers’ association membership cancelled after being found guilty of eight charges of unprofessional conduct.

Strathcona residents lobby Edmonton council for new pool Mon, 26 Nov 2018 20:25:08 EST Strathcona-area residents hope the city won’t leave them high and dry as one of their oldest facilities nears the end of its life.

Senators pass back-to-work legislation to end rotating postal strike Mon, 26 Nov 2018 07:56:21 EST Senators voted in favour of the Liberal government's legislation to force Canada Post employees back to work — a move that was quickly given royal assent.

Man accused in hit and run of ex-UFC fighter pleads guilty to manslaughter Mon, 26 Nov 2018 15:58:26 EST The man accused in the hit-and-run death of former UFC fighter Ryan Jimmo hid his truck and replaced the licence plate before turning himself into police two days later.

Father killed in Leduc industrial accident remembered as doting dad Alberta launches trade challenge against Ontario over beer, liquor imports First Indigenous woman to earn engineering PhD at U of A aims talents at tailings ponds Teenager dies in highway rollover near Ponoka Edmonton fan wins $302,000 Grey Cup 50-50 jackpot 'There was blood': Mouse bites woman in Sherwood Park cinema Driver charged after pedestrian killed in northern Alberta hit-and-run 'He will die with no help': family issues plea for Edmonton teen gang member 'Once an Eskimo, always an Eskimo': Edmonton alumni gather for Grey Cup Stampeders end Grey Cup misery with win over Redblacks 'Making up for lost time': Stampeders celebrate Grey Cup 3 years in the making

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'It's gotta stop': Council takes aim at making Edmonton safer for women | Homecoming for Hitchcock: Oilers coach expects to see many familiar faces at Rogers Place | Edmonton's 12 electoral wards could be rejigged by 2021 | Score in this football game was so low everyone thought it was a typo

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'It's gotta stop': Council takes aim at making Edmonton safer for women Tue, 27 Nov 2018 21:41:36 EST Edmonton city council is on a quest to make the city safer, especially for women.

Homecoming for Hitchcock: Oilers coach expects to see many familiar faces at Rogers Place Tue, 27 Nov 2018 19:16:31 EST You could say Ken Hitchcock has been waiting for this moment his entire life.

Edmonton's 12 electoral wards could be rejigged by 2021 Tue, 27 Nov 2018 18:48:02 EST Edmonton’s electoral boundaries could be redrawn in the coming years to reflect shifting populations in the city’s neighbourhoods.

Score in this football game was so low everyone thought it was a typo Tue, 27 Nov 2018 17:04:06 EST It sounded more like a hockey score last Friday in Fort McMurray as the Alberta Bowl — a showdown between Calgary's St. Francis Browns and Edmonton's Harry Ainlay Titans — wound down to its thrilling conclusion.

Alberta wants to regulate addiction counsellors, private treatment centres Puffball, upchuck, bubby: Alberta scientists find 10 funniest words As legislation takes effect, Edmonton postal workers return to work Keystone XL pipeline builder asks judge to allow some work More women face 'severe or extreme' danger from partners, shelter data shows Unlikely political allies unite to protest squelched debate in Alberta legislature Ode to an owl: Rescue bird remembered as wildlife ambassador A cold rain's a-gonna fall: Alberta told to brace for freezing rain Alberta child pornography collector who assaulted boys imprisoned Free Christmas dinners up in air after non-profit loses $15,000 in funding The dream ceremony that nearly wasn't: Alberta couple and others seek answers from bankrupt wedding planner

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Councillor bent on saving Eastglen pool in northeast Edmonton | Oilers defenceman Andrej Sekera eager to get back on the blueline | Last PC MLA in Alberta won't seek re-election | Watch as stolen vehicle flips after hitting road barrier in north Edmonton

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Councillor bent on saving Eastglen pool in northeast Edmonton Wed, 28 Nov 2018 20:40:54 EST Three pools in Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods may stay afloat despite the city's suggestion that closing them will save the city $1.4 million a year.

Oilers defenceman Andrej Sekera eager to get back on the blueline Wed, 28 Nov 2018 19:46:45 EST Andrej Sekera was all smiles after practice on Tuesday, and who could blame him. After months of being on the sidelines, it looks like the Oilers defenceman is on the mend.

Last PC MLA in Alberta won't seek re-election Wed, 28 Nov 2018 18:54:58 EST Richard Starke, a small-town veterinarian who once had aspirations of being Alberta's next premier, says he's finished with provincial politics, at least for now.

Watch as stolen vehicle flips after hitting road barrier in north Edmonton Wed, 28 Nov 2018 17:40:24 EST The treacherous roadways on Wednesday morning helped Edmonton police catch the driver of a stolen car.

Sex-trade worker with HIV charged with aggravated sexual assault Alberta Sen. Paula Simons tweets to lift 'mystery' from Red Chamber Councillor wants more temporary housing options for city's homeless Notley says Alberta will buy rail cars to move oil, wants Ottawa to chip in Why it's hypocritical for oil companies to now ask Alberta government to manipulate market prices Repairs to Sherwood Park community centre rocked by explosions pegged at $14M Humboldt Broncos families should get rest of $15M fund by Christmas Mother of murder victim alarmed by new Alberta domestic violence data Black ice makes for dicey commute on Alberta highways, city streets Fire prompts evacuation of west Edmonton apartment building Emergency alert test will blare on cellphones today

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Edmonton police budget request balloons 25 per cent by 2022 | Homeless beaver laying down roots in Edmonton during recovery | RCMP investigate suspicious death in Strathcona County | Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton

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Edmonton police budget request balloons 25 per cent by 2022 Thu, 29 Nov 2018 21:23:31 EST The cost of public safety is on the rise, if the Edmonton Police Commission is accurately estimating its needs for the next four years.

Homeless beaver laying down roots in Edmonton during recovery Thu, 29 Nov 2018 21:03:00 EST Sawyer the beaver has his own pool, a little slide, all the wood he could want as he recovers from an injury suffered two weeks ago.

RCMP investigate suspicious death in Strathcona County Thu, 29 Nov 2018 20:01:59 EST Strathcona County RCMP are investigating a suspicious death in rural Strathcona County, east of Edmonton.

Alberta announces 'historic' revenue-sharing deal with Calgary, Edmonton Thu, 29 Nov 2018 17:03:17 EST A new funding deal between the Alberta government and the province’s two largest cities ties funding for capital projects to gains and dips in provincial revenues.

Layoffs begin in beleaguered oilpatch as companies brace for spending cuts Christmas criminals trailing delivery trucks through the streets, Edmonton police say Alberta plans to buy 7,000 railcars to ease 'crisis' in oil price differentials Edmonton police charge dating site user with sexual assault Arson suspected in fire that sent woman, 5 kids from their home What's on this first weekend in December in Edmonton Driver, 22, dies after car hits guardrail near Ponoka FC Edmonton kicks off new roster with homegrown talent Red Deer man charged with sexual assault after multiple complaints Police seek driver after pedestrian struck by 2 vehicles dies Edmonton police cleared in arrest of man who died of drug-induced 'delirium syndrome'

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Teen sentenced to three years for role in Mac's shootings | Edmonton tax hikes could be lower than expected | The Ledge: It's all about the money ... honey | When political ads look and sound like news

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Teen sentenced to three years for role in Mac's shootings Fri, 30 Nov 2018 21:06:25 EST A 16-year-old stood in the prisoner's box Friday to express remorse for his role in the deaths of two Mac's convenience store employees.

Edmonton tax hikes could be lower than expected Fri, 30 Nov 2018 20:16:42 EST A new report shows the city can save money in several departments to reduce the tax increase for property owners over the next four years.

The Ledge: It's all about the money ... honey Fri, 30 Nov 2018 20:53:37 EST Lost revenue from the oil differential is adding up, while the cost of buying thousands of rail cars to ship 120,000 barrels of oil a day to market is unknown. Meanwhile millions of dollars have been raised by political action committees (PACS).

When political ads look and sound like news Fri, 30 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST It's no accident when campaign ads mimic real news.

Frustrations over strays may have led to cat killed by arrow, rescue agency manager says Lawyers seek new trial for Travis Vader in deaths of missing Alberta couple Projected deficit dips, revenues steady in Alberta budget update Province takes step to ban mandatory high heels at workplaces in Alberta 'Build that pipe': Protesters rally outside Sohi's speech to Edmonton chamber Stop-work, compliance orders levied against company after fatal Leduc industrial accident Killer was freed 8 days before stabbing elderly Edmonton couple 'Shock-and-awe': Notley's rail message to Ontario focuses on Alberta's oil crisis Edmonton hotel accused of racial discrimination against 4 young men OPEC could make Canadian oil price crisis even worse Ponoka threatens to withhold taxes until province offers new cash for rec facility

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RCMP seek dashcam footage in homicide investigation | Don't panic: Edmonton maintains 48-hour grace period for snow clearing | 6 things to know about Canada's oil-price gap, from gluts to the differential | Mellow out on cannabis enforcement costs in 2019 budget, Edmonton councillor says

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RCMP seek dashcam footage in homicide investigation Mon, 3 Dec 2018 20:12:45 EST RCMP are seeking a "vehicle of interest" in connection to a homicide in rural Strathcona County last week.

Don't panic: Edmonton maintains 48-hour grace period for snow clearing Mon, 3 Dec 2018 18:04:51 EST The city has not issued any tickets since the snow stopped this morning. 311 will start accepting complaints about sidewalks that aren't cleared 48-hours after a snowfall stops.

6 things to know about Canada's oil-price gap, from gluts to the differential Mon, 3 Dec 2018 20:37:15 EST The Alberta government has ordered a mandatory cut to crude oil production next year to deal with historically low prices being paid for Canadian oil.

Mellow out on cannabis enforcement costs in 2019 budget, Edmonton councillor says Mon, 3 Dec 2018 18:15:57 EST The city could spend less money enforcing cannabis-related bylaws than police are calling for, says Coun. Ben Henderson.

Parents, faith-based schools argue in court that GSAs spread harmful 'gender ideology' 'Complete tragedy': Eight-year prison term for driver who killed former UFC fighter Explosion, fire destroy house in north Edmonton Alberta tow truck industry wants safety changes after operator hit by passing semi My eyes! My eyes! Oil Kings unveil bear-y different jerseys for Teddy Bear Toss 'Indiscriminate killer': New documentary condemns poisoning of Alberta wolves Fort McMurray minor hockey coach charged with sexual offences Stop with the sympathy, take action, Notley urges Ottawa on oil prices Alberta crude production cuts expected to create winners and losers: analysts Heavy snow prompts seasonal parking ban for Edmonton Alberta's oil price gap 'directly related to Justin Trudeau's policies,' says Scheer

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Independent MLA attacks UCP over 'crooked and racist' nominations | Ottawa, Edmonton rallies focus on treaties, Indigenous rights framework on 1st Yellow Shirt Day | Trudeau apologizes for First Nation consultation failures on Trans Mountain pipeline | Bouncer in critical condition as police investigate nightclub shooting

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Independent MLA attacks UCP over 'crooked and racist' nominations Tue, 4 Dec 2018 20:50:25 EST Independent MLA Prab Gill has launched a scathing broadside against his former party, alleging United Conservative Party nominations are “crooked and racist" and that an investigation into whether he was involved in ballot-stuffing was "a sham."

Ottawa, Edmonton rallies focus on treaties, Indigenous rights framework on 1st Yellow Shirt Day Tue, 4 Dec 2018 21:19:32 EST The intention of Tuesday's rallies was to bring awareness not just to treaties, but specifically to the federal government's Indigenous Rights, Recognition and Implementation Framework legislation, introduced by the Liberal government earlier this year.

Trudeau apologizes for First Nation consultation failures on Trans Mountain pipeline Tue, 4 Dec 2018 20:47:29 EST Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced pointed questions about the Trans Mountain pipeline from First Nation chiefs Tuesday after giving a speech to the Assembly of First Nations in Ottawa.

Bouncer in critical condition as police investigate nightclub shooting Tue, 4 Dec 2018 19:54:19 EST A man who was shot and seriously injured at a downtown Edmonton nightclub this weekend was a bouncer who tried to stop the gunman from getting inside, his mother told CBC News.

Alberta police watchdog investigates after Grande Prairie Mountie shoots suspect 205 sticks of dynamite among explosives recovered by Alberta RCMP 2 skis + 1 self-driving tractor = new way to enjoy Canadian winter 'It's a start': Family of assisted-dying patient hopeful about new Covenant Health policy Company says Metro LRT Line fixed, as city begins testing Baby, It's Cold Outside won't be played on some radio stations, including CBC 'The risks are too big': B.C. First Nations leaders in Ottawa to back coastal tanker ban Notley, Moe call on Trudeau to include oil price 'crisis' at first ministers meeting Parrot-lovers patrol icy Edmonton park to rescue brood of budgies Drayton Valley sends Ottawa SOS signal over oil price slump Bus drivers need more training to prevent sexual harassment, Edmonton commuter says

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Not all heroes wear capes. Some drive snowplows | Edmonton police get $75M boost over four years | Theo Fleury to visit Fort McMurray after minor hockey coach charged | MLA Prab Gill improperly removed ballots at Calgary UCP meeting, investigator finds

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Not all heroes wear capes. Some drive snowplows Wed, 5 Dec 2018 21:45:34 EST Winter has unofficially arrived in Edmonton. Heavy snow fell over the weekend and city roads have been blanketed with more than 20 centimetres of the white stuff. It wasn't long after that small armies of snowplows and graders hit the city streets.

Edmonton police get $75M boost over four years Wed, 5 Dec 2018 19:10:15 EST City councillors approved an extra $75 million in spending over four years for the Edmonton Police Service Wednesday, $12 million less than police asked for.

Theo Fleury to visit Fort McMurray after minor hockey coach charged Wed, 5 Dec 2018 19:05:53 EST Former NHL hockey star Theo Fleury says he will visit Fort McMurray next week, just days after a minor hockey coach in the city was charged with sexual offences.

MLA Prab Gill improperly removed ballots at Calgary UCP meeting, investigator finds Wed, 5 Dec 2018 18:57:04 EST A report by a retired judge has found that "on a balance of probabilities," Calgary-Greenway MLA Prab Gill took ballots off the registration table at a United Conservative Party constituency association meeting on June 30.

New Brunswick premier wants to revive Energy East — but TransCanada's not interested Home-building industry struggling in tough economy, association says 'Love is love': Alberta cabinet minister makes history with same-sex marriage 'Expect a little dustup': Trudeau, premiers brace for fractious first ministers meeting North Edmonton restaurant fire under investigation Pilot project offers victims of sexual violence access to free legal advice Pasta pronto: Puttanesca in 10 minutes flat Students call for locked doors at unsecured HUB Mall residence Edmonton group home worker charged with sexually assaulting child Canadian Natural cuts $1B from budget due to steep oil price differential Suncor workers will soon be randomly tested for alcohol and drugs, company says

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UCP leader wants election called for first week of March | 'It pumps me up!': Local bantam hockey players become Oilers for a day | New Edmonton police helicopter saved from budget chopping block | Alberta Crown land proposed for sale not treaty land, Kenney says

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UCP leader wants election called for first week of March Thu, 6 Dec 2018 20:11:56 EST United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney wants Premier Rachel Notley to call an election on Feb. 1, which would allow Albertans to go to the polls in the first week of March.

'It pumps me up!': Local bantam hockey players become Oilers for a day Thu, 6 Dec 2018 20:38:50 EST Meeting a professional hockey player face-to-face is what hockey dreams are made of. That dream came true, and then some for about 40 bantam age hockey players today at Rogers Place.

New Edmonton police helicopter saved from budget chopping block Thu, 6 Dec 2018 20:01:44 EST Edmonton police service may still have a chance to get a new helicopter after city council voted Thursday to keep the request on the budget books.

Alberta Crown land proposed for sale not treaty land, Kenney says Thu, 6 Dec 2018 18:49:12 EST United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney says the northern Alberta Crown land he proposes to sell if he becomes premier next year is not treaty land.

Stolen truck rammed police cruiser before shootout in Grande Prairie, ASIRT says Two children found dead in southeast Edmonton apartment suite Edmonton OK for now despite oil cutbacks, city's chief economist says City seeks public feedback on proposed digital signs for Stantec Tower Seasonal parking ban has ended, city says OPINION | The crisis in Alberta should be top of the first ministers' agenda: Rex Murphy Trudeau open to rail car purchase, more generous EI rules to help struggling energy sector Falalalala: What's on this weekend in Edmonton Edmonton, Red Deer to host 2021 World Junior hockey tournament The Pollcast: Rachel Notley's re-election hopes look grim Humans will struggle to go cold turkey on 'anti-animal' idioms, wordsmith says

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Terwillegar Expressway gets green light from Edmonton council | Sisters killed in Edmonton apartment were both younger than four | 3 arrested after 30 front doors kicked in during break-in spree | Get to know Edmonton R&B artist Nuela Charles

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Terwillegar Expressway gets green light from Edmonton council Fri, 7 Dec 2018 21:02:04 EST A decades-old wish for many people living in southwest Edmonton is closer to becoming a reality. Friday, Edmonton city council gave the green light to turn Terwillegar Drive into an expressway.

Sisters killed in Edmonton apartment were both younger than four Fri, 7 Dec 2018 10:27:57 EST A little girl who was killed along with her sister this week in their mother's south-side apartment didn't live long enough to see her first Christmas.

3 arrested after 30 front doors kicked in during break-in spree Fri, 7 Dec 2018 17:58:49 EST Three suspects have been arrested after the front doors of more than 30 homes in Edmonton and surrounding communities were kicked in during a series of break-and-enters.

Get to know Edmonton R&B artist Nuela Charles Fri, 7 Dec 2018 16:44:19 EST Edmonton's Nuela Charles joins Katherine for a frank chat about the challenges of being a woman of colour in today's music industry. Hear songs from her recent release, Distant Danger, and find out which of her songs she could listen to on repeat.

Neighbours should pitch in for big-city amenities, Edmonton mayor argues Regulator halts fracking operations in northeastern B.C. while it investigates earthquakes 'Like a bomb went off': Truck smashes into First Nation gas station Premiers 'leaning in' despite differences in opinion on energy, environmental issues at first ministers talks Cold Lake mayor concerned by plans to move military aircraft testing to Ottawa Alberta hiring more paramedics, buying new ambulances to improve front-line care Alberta unemployment falls by a full percentage point to 6.3% — the largest drop in more than a decade Pedestrian, 26, killed in Yellowhead Trail collision Alberta political leaders fuel early provincial election speculation Edmonton man pleads guilty to sexual interference against 2 girls while babysitting Edmonton Christmas present mystery solved after 47 years, international attention

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Killer faces up to 50 years in prison for Mac's store shootings | Edmonton sisters found in apartment were stabbed to death, police say | Dear Justin: Alberta oil town delivers 6,800 letters for Trudeau | Chinese business association seeks to quash exemption for safe injection sites

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Killer faces up to 50 years in prison for Mac's store shootings Mon, 10 Dec 2018 20:48:27 EST An Edmonton Court of Queen's Bench justice is expected to decide Tuesday whether double murderer Laylin Delorme will spend 25 or 50 years behind bars before he can apply for parole.

Edmonton sisters found in apartment were stabbed to death, police say Mon, 10 Dec 2018 18:34:13 EST Two little girls whose bodies were found by police last week hidden in their mother's Edmonton apartment were stabbed to death, police said Monday in a news release.

Dear Justin: Alberta oil town delivers 6,800 letters for Trudeau Mon, 10 Dec 2018 18:54:36 EST A delegation from Drayton Valley braved freezing rain Monday to deliver bags of letters addressed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the Alberta legislature.

Chinese business association seeks to quash exemption for safe injection sites Mon, 10 Dec 2018 16:19:15 EST Edmonton's Chinatown and Area Business Association asked the federal court on Monday to quash the exemption granted under a federal drug statute to three sites in the Central McDougall and McCauley neighbourhoods.

Omar Khadr seeks Canadian passport to travel, permission to speak to sister Strangers rally around Grande Prairie family of baby with multiple health issues Pedestrian seriously hurt in collision with truck on 118th Avenue Alberta's UCP, environmental groups to intervene in Saskatchewan carbon tax case Building the best gingerbread house: A step-by-step guide from a gingerbread pro Freezing rain warning in effect for Edmonton and surrounding communities Got a hospital parking ticket? Pay the fine with a donated toy Quebec premier accused of not understanding Alberta's energy industry Edmonton constable denies using Islamophobic slurs, excessive force during arrest CUPE calls off Flair Airlines job action citing job security concerns 'Always a Wolverine at heart': Whitecourt mourns hockey club's biggest fan

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Alberta to proceed with China trade mission despite diplomatic tensions | Free Christmas dinners will continue after sponsors donate $12,000 | Council eliminating some of the city's 30-km/h playground zones | Mac's store murderer given life sentence, no chance of parole for 25 years

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Alberta to proceed with China trade mission despite diplomatic tensions Tue, 11 Dec 2018 20:03:39 EST Alberta will proceed with a planned trade mission to China in March, despite growing tensions between Canada and China over the detention of a high-profile business executive in Vancouver.

Free Christmas dinners will continue after sponsors donate $12,000 Tue, 11 Dec 2018 19:01:05 EST After a desperate plea for sponsors, three free Christmas dinners will continue this year thanks to the help of donors.

Council eliminating some of the city's 30-km/h playground zones Tue, 11 Dec 2018 18:08:10 EST The City of Edmonton is reversing direction in some of the 180 speed zones around playgrounds introduced last year.

Mac's store murderer given life sentence, no chance of parole for 25 years Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:20:19 EST A man who killed two Mac's convenience store clerks in December 2015 has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years.

First Nation sues Alberta, says oilsands project threatens sacred site Premier wants new oil refinery built in province Cross-country skiers carving out new network in southwest Edmonton Teens arrested, stolen guns recovered after northern Alberta crime spree Freezing rain leads to busy 24 hours for Edmonton emergency crews CBC reinstates Baby, It's Cold Outside amid audience reaction Lock up your Ford: F-250 truck Alberta's most stolen vehicle, report says Michelle Obama making return visit to Edmonton in March Environment groups tell world Canada not slowing emissions from oil and gas New impaired driving laws to hit streets next week Triathlon and cycling groups geared up over indoor velodrome funding approval

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Edmonton tax hike lower than expected, mayor projects | Incoming Edmonton police chief will review practice of not naming homicide victims | Stony Plain doctor accused of having sexual relations with vulnerable patients | Fish and Game Association opposes Jason Kenney's proposal to sell Crown land

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Edmonton tax hike lower than expected, mayor projects Wed, 12 Dec 2018 20:56:45 EST Edmonton property owners are facing between 2.5-per-cent and 3 per cent increase in their taxes 2019, as city council gets closer to passing the 2019-22 budgets.

Incoming Edmonton police chief will review practice of not naming homicide victims Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:47:36 EST Incoming Edmonton police chief Dale McFee says he will review the police service's practice of sometimes withholding the names of homicide victims. McFee made the commitment while meeting with the media on Wednesday afternoon at downtown police headquarters.

Stony Plain doctor accused of having sexual relations with vulnerable patients Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:32:22 EST A Stony Plain doctor is accused of having sexual relations with four of his patients and prescribing opioids to a patient exhibiting signs of addiction.

Fish and Game Association opposes Jason Kenney's proposal to sell Crown land Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:21:34 EST Another group has come out against United Conservative leader Jason Kenney's proposal to sell public land in northwestern Alberta to help balance the province's books.

Edmonton truck attack suspect had encrypted device, former police chief says Learning centre at Edmonton airport will help women find careers in aviation Hitchcock gamble paying off so far for Oilers, Chiarelli Edmonton's Alphonso Davies named Canadian men's soccer player of the year Edmonton MMA fighter Victor Valimaki in battle of his life 3 men charged in $1M cocaine bust in south Edmonton Up-size your Christmas spirit at CBC Edmonton's Grinch Walk Bitcoin scams on the rise in Edmonton, police warn 'My grandma would be so proud': Celebrating 50 years of Candy Cane Lane Proposed land swap involving Oliver Park high-rise divides community Downtown Edmonton exploring how businesses can respond to panhandling

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Merry and bright? Holiday lights adding to light pollution problem | 'A warm hug': A cup of cider and a simple human connection | Ice turning Edmonton sidewalks into slidewalks | Western oil price rally unlikely to last after curtailments begin: expert panel

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Merry and bright? Holiday lights adding to light pollution problem Thu, 13 Dec 2018 21:07:01 EST The best holiday lights are no holiday lights at all says a local dark-sky advocate.

'A warm hug': A cup of cider and a simple human connection Thu, 13 Dec 2018 18:32:13 EST At the Safe Harbour Society's annual holiday party this week something special happened. A young woman, who is a regular client, came through the doors just as they were closing up. This is her story.

Ice turning Edmonton sidewalks into slidewalks Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:59:48 EST The combination of freezing rain and temperatures hovering around zero is creating dangerous conditions on Edmonton sidewalks.

Western oil price rally unlikely to last after curtailments begin: expert panel Thu, 13 Dec 2018 19:13:09 EST The differential tightened to as little as $10.25 US on Tuesday and was flat at $12.25 US on Thursday for barrels to be delivered in January, according to Calgary trader Net Energy.

Manslaughter charge laid in death of woman, 25, near Rocky Mountain House Omar Khadr asks Edmonton judge to loosen his bail conditions Bomb threats reported in cities across Canada, U.S. 'Amazing smiles': Santa drops in for a visit at Stollery Children's Hospital Turkey Drive launches with a sweet cookie decorating contest 2 security guards injured in explosion at north Edmonton bank Alberta Beach ice quake mystery solved What's on in Edmonton this weekend Baby, It's Woke Outside: Edmonton AM unveils new version of contentious classic Truck theft thwarted when owner hops in, pushes out would-be thief Enbridge pipeline foes look past regulators after another loss in Minnesota

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Services for francophone newcomers in limbo as groups compete for funding | Shortlist announced for 2018 Edmonton Music Prize | Alberta looking at Catholic teacher contracts amid discrimination concerns | Christmas is a popular time for scams, Better Business Bureau warns

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Services for francophone newcomers in limbo as groups compete for funding Fri, 14 Dec 2018 18:03:55 EST In October, Immigration Canada pulled funding from Centre d'accueil et d'établissement du nord de l'Alberta which offers employment services to francophone newcomers.

Shortlist announced for 2018 Edmonton Music Prize Fri, 14 Dec 2018 18:01:56 EST Trombone player Audrey Ochoa, indigenous singer-songwriter Celeigh Cardinal and Ukrainian-Canadian folk group Zaitsa are three of the 10 nominees.

Alberta looking at Catholic teacher contracts amid discrimination concerns Fri, 14 Dec 2018 16:54:57 EST Alberta Education Minister David Eggen is investigating employment agreements signed by Catholic school teachers amid concerns they could be fired for being in gay or common-law relationships.

Christmas is a popular time for scams, Better Business Bureau warns Fri, 14 Dec 2018 15:14:22 EST Christmas is a not only a time of gift-giving and gatherings, it is also a time when people are vulnerable to scams, the Better Business Bureau warns.

Edmonton city council approves 2.6-per-cent property tax hike Woman, 75, fatally injured in highway crash near Two Hills Calling all furry fashionistas: Compete for 'top dog' at our canine costume contest 'Both things are true': Science, Indigenous wisdom seek common ground Why Trudeau is such a lightning rod in Alberta politics Suncor warns oil cutbacks mandated by Alberta government pose safety, operational risks Conservatives call for audit of immigration system after gangster twice released in Canada iHuman Christmas party builds community beyond consumerism Morrissey scores in OT as Jets edge Oilers FC Edmonton makes South Korean midfielder its 1st international signing

Merry and bright? Holiday lights adding to light pollution problem

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Edmonton man to be sentenced for criminal negligence causing death of infant | City begins blading to curb ice on residential streets | Maskwacis RCMP seek suspect vehicle after pedestrian killed in hit-and-run collision | Edmonton Food Bank holiday campaign hopes for a final push before Christmas

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Edmonton man to be sentenced for criminal negligence causing death of infant Mon, 17 Dec 2018 19:03:28 EST Brandon Calahoo, 22, admits he shook the head and body of a newborn who woke him by crying.

City begins blading to curb ice on residential streets Mon, 17 Dec 2018 17:54:07 EST The city is launching a blading program Monday targeting slippery residential streets.

Maskwacis RCMP seek suspect vehicle after pedestrian killed in hit-and-run collision Mon, 17 Dec 2018 18:20:41 EST RCMP in Maskwacis, Alta., are looking for a black Jeep Cherokee believed to be involved in a hit-and-run collision that killed a 38-year-old man Saturday morning.

Edmonton Food Bank holiday campaign hopes for a final push before Christmas Mon, 17 Dec 2018 16:50:43 EST The Edmonton Food Bank says it's less than halfway to its holiday goal of collecting 350,000 kilograms of food and $1.8 million.

Pro-pipeline protesters boo Nenshi at mentions of Quebec, climate change during Calgary rally Run like a Turkey at CBC's annual river valley Dudley Run Dog found trapped in garbage bag a 'happy boy' in new home New Amazon warehouse in Leduc County to create 600 jobs, company says 2 charged with murder in death of Saddle Lake woman New name announced for Shaw Conference Centre 'The next chapter of our story': Ottawa pens agreement with Alberta Métis Shake a tail feather at Turkey Drive Spectacular 'Are we going to play?' Alberta boy with rare illness no big deal for classmates Freezing rain warning issued for northwestern Alberta Airline passengers could be entitled to hefty compensation for delays, lost bags

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Inmate's months in segregation 'cruel and unusual punishment,' judge rules | Experiment designed by Edmonton students to be tested on space station | Energy companies, Alberta government say Ottawa's $1.6-billion lifeline wrong solution | Hostile Husky takeover bid for MEG Energy now expected to succeed as proposed

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Inmate's months in segregation 'cruel and unusual punishment,' judge rules Tue, 18 Dec 2018 20:23:12 EST Ryan James Prystay was subjected to "cruel and unusual treatment" at the Edmonton remand centre when he was held in administrative segregation for more than 13 months, an Edmonton judge has ruled.

Experiment designed by Edmonton students to be tested on space station Tue, 18 Dec 2018 19:22:04 EST An experiment designed by five Grade 9 girls at David Thomas King School will be tested next spring at the International Space Station.

Energy companies, Alberta government say Ottawa's $1.6-billion lifeline wrong solution Tue, 18 Dec 2018 17:50:48 EST The federal government's $1.6-billion lifeline to Alberta's oil and gas industry is being thrown in the wrong direction and isn't enough to help struggling companies, say industry insiders after the funding announcement on Tuesday.

Hostile Husky takeover bid for MEG Energy now expected to succeed as proposed Tue, 18 Dec 2018 20:04:49 EST A CIBC oil and gas analyst says the recent deterioration in crude oil prices makes it unlikely that a better offer will emerge to force Husky Energy Inc. to sweeten its hostile takeover bid for an oilsands rival.

All this toothless tenor wants for Christmas are his three front teeth Southern Alberta MLA Bob Wanner won't run in next election Ottawa offers $1.6B backstop for energy sector as political tensions with Alberta fester Cold Lake Mountie cleared in fatal high-speed chase Canada Post says normal delivery times restored for most of the country Oilers 50/50 raffle gets head start with $68,000 unclaimed jackpot Alberta bus monitor removed for writing letter 'expressing his feelings' to young girl Energy assessment law needed to avoid another Trans Mountain impasse, PM says Professor accuses Alberta MP of spreading 'climate misinformation' to school kids 'Justice will prevail,' aunt of Saddle Lake homicide victim says after arrests Video of daughter signing to her dad steals the show at Three Days Grace concert in Edmonton

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Class action lawsuit proposed on coerced sterilization in Alberta | The grievances we feel in Alberta are legitimate, but we need to cool our jets: Opinion | Group of natural gas producers back $3-million clean tech program | Albertan Sarah McIver, the 3rd Canadian detained in China, not linked to previous arrests, Trudeau says

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Class action lawsuit proposed on coerced sterilization in Alberta Wed, 19 Dec 2018 20:18:58 EST A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed against the Government of Alberta on behalf of Indigenous women who say they were subjected to forced sterilization.

The grievances we feel in Alberta are legitimate, but we need to cool our jets: Opinion Wed, 19 Dec 2018 20:46:52 EST Like Brexit, separation has the appeal of self-determination, and of simply giving a giant middle-finger to Ottawa. This is an emotionally satisfying prospect. But then what?

Group of natural gas producers back $3-million clean tech program Wed, 19 Dec 2018 19:48:30 EST An industry-sponsored fund designed to help develop clean technology using Canadian natural gas is launching a $3-million call for project proposals.

Albertan Sarah McIver, the 3rd Canadian detained in China, not linked to previous arrests, Trudeau says Wed, 19 Dec 2018 08:18:42 EST The case of Albertan Sarah McIver — the third Canadian recently taken into custody in China — does not appear to be related to the detention of two others, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday.

Happy Harbor Comics closes after 20 years in business Oilers' Khaira suspended 2 games for cross-checking Blues' Dunn 250 holiday meals delivered to isolated Edmontonians 'It's the future of the sport': Local racer chases dream in electric car 'We will not stop': Truck convoy, rally in Nisku show support for oil and gas industry Bighorn parks proposal gets cool reception in Rocky Mountain House While we tell of Yuletide treasures Mixing it up with a mushroom burger

Shake a tail feather at Turkey Drive Spectacular

Two First Nations oppose extension of Syncrude oilsands mine New year, new city: What Beaumont's new status might mean for the community

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Wind warning issued for Edmonton area for Friday morning commute | Edmonton Humane Society employees who left 3 cats in vehicle were fatigued: report | 3 people involved in naked kidnapping have rare, psychotic disorder: court | Maskwacis woman killed in rollover after SUV flees from police

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Wind warning issued for Edmonton area for Friday morning commute Thu, 20 Dec 2018 19:23:23 EST The Edmonton region can expect strong winds with gusts up to 90 kmh lasting through the day Friday, according to a wind warning issued by Environment Canada Thursday.

Edmonton Humane Society employees who left 3 cats in vehicle were fatigued: report Thu, 20 Dec 2018 18:26:36 EST Employee fatigue and operational shortcomings were contributing factors in an Edmonton Humane Society incident this spring that saw three cats left inside a vehicle for 22 days, an independent investigation has found.

3 people involved in naked kidnapping have rare, psychotic disorder: court Thu, 20 Dec 2018 18:56:22 EST Court has heard that three people involved in a bizarre naked kidnapping case south of Edmonton last year suffered from a rare, shared psychotic disorder.

Maskwacis woman killed in rollover after SUV flees from police Thu, 20 Dec 2018 18:39:44 EST A 31-year-old Maskwacis woman is dead following a rollover on Highway 611 in central Alberta.

Edmonton fire officials train in counterterrorism tactics, chief says Edmonton brothers who went hungry give back to food bank Man found dead in Strathcona County industrial area was homicide victim Keep off the ice: Edmontonians warned of stormwater lake dangers Forget shopping! Here's what else is happening in Edmonton Freezing rain warning issued for communities north of Edmonton Ice and snow complaints surge during week of freezing rain Edmonton shakes a tail feather for charity at Turkey Drive Spectacular 'First thing you think about is Humboldt:' Women hockey players recall crash Missing snowmobiler found dead on thin ice near Fort McMurray 7 charged after Red Deer bust nets drugs, guns, cash and vehicles

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Lake Louise ski resort wants fine reduced from $2M to $200,000 for chopping down endangered trees | 'I'll be flying on the red-eye': Edmonton Oilers looking forward to Christmas traditions | Who stole Milo? Edmonton police ask for help finding puppy thief | Enbridge's Line 3 faces new hurdle as Minnesota governor's administration files appeal

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Lake Louise ski resort wants fine reduced from $2M to $200,000 for chopping down endangered trees Fri, 21 Dec 2018 13:47:49 EST An Alberta ski resort has appealed a Calgary judge's $2.1-million fine for cutting down endangered trees, arguing the sentence is "grossly disproportional and demonstrably unfit."

'I'll be flying on the red-eye': Edmonton Oilers looking forward to Christmas traditions Fri, 21 Dec 2018 19:03:19 EST The Edmonton Oilers have one game left this Saturday against the league-leading Tampa Bay Lightning before heading their separate ways for Christmas.

Who stole Milo? Edmonton police ask for help finding puppy thief Fri, 21 Dec 2018 18:13:33 EST Edmonton police hope the public can identify a woman caught on video surveillance with a stolen puppy in her arms.

Enbridge's Line 3 faces new hurdle as Minnesota governor's administration files appeal Fri, 21 Dec 2018 17:34:43 EST The administration of outgoing Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has appealed a state regulatory panel's approval of Enbridge Energy's plan to replace its aging Line 3 oil pipeline in the state.

Shooting of armed man by Edmonton police in 2017 deemed appropriate by ASIRT Omar Khadr's request for eased bail conditions denied by judge Ryan Dechambre sentenced to 16 years for kidnapping, sex assault Local cocktail recipes to warm you up this holiday season Keillor Point lookout opens at 'End of the World' Survival strategies for last-minute Christmas shopping Strong winds move south, spare Edmonton region Looking for a chance to live off the land? This farm's for you Did Notley snub feds, or did they snub her? Accused killer back in court as two young girls buried 3 involved in naked kidnapping have rare psychotic disorder: court

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1 dead, 3 injured after fire destroys Edmonton group home | 2 women, 2 boys killed in northern Alberta highway crash | Frog Lake resident charged in weekend death of man, 28 | Stolen puppy Milo returned to 'thrilled' owners before Christmas

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1 dead, 3 injured after fire destroys Edmonton group home Mon, 24 Dec 2018 09:40:42 EST One person is dead and three others in hospital after an an early-morning fire at a group home for people with disabilities in west Edmonton on Monday.

2 women, 2 boys killed in northern Alberta highway crash Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:16:25 EST Alcohol is believed to be a factor in a highway crash that killed two women and two young boys Sunday night near Lac La Biche, Alta.

Frog Lake resident charged in weekend death of man, 28 Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:43:02 EST A 25-year-old man from Frog Lake, Alta, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of a 28-year-old man whose body was discovered in a home over the weekend.

Stolen puppy Milo returned to 'thrilled' owners before Christmas Mon, 24 Dec 2018 16:07:35 EST A stolen puppy has made his way back home thanks to tips from the public.

Drayton Valley community dinners set the table for hope Filipino carollers bring their joyous musical tradition to Fort McMurray Can Man Dan at it again, collects some 27,000 kilograms of food so far From felines to picket lines, these Canadians are finding second families for the holidays Edmonton community rallies in solidarity with protesters in Sudan Alberta photographer takes shelter dogs on hikes to help them find forever homes Why Die Hard is the ultimate Christmas movie — despite naysayers Death in northeast Edmonton deemed non-criminal Trudeau insists Canadian presence in Mali making a difference 'Have fun with energy': Edmontonian creates energy diversification game LNG Canada partner Petronas cuts natural gas output due to plunging prices

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Unwrapping Edmonton's 'cheesy' Christmas movies | Edmonton police ask for help in locating 53-year-old missing man | Logan Boulet Effect: Death of player in Broncos crash highlighted organ donation | Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say

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Unwrapping Edmonton's 'cheesy' Christmas movies Tue, 25 Dec 2018 09:00:00 EST A surprising number of movies have used Edmonton as a backdrop to scenes of holiday cheer.

Edmonton police ask for help in locating 53-year-old missing man Tue, 25 Dec 2018 17:32:52 EST The Edmonton Police Service say a 53-year-old man’s disappearance is out of character and are hoping the public may help in locating him.

Logan Boulet Effect: Death of player in Broncos crash highlighted organ donation Tue, 25 Dec 2018 14:03:22 EST Hours after coming across the horrific scene at the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, Bernadine and Toby Boulet still hadn't seen their son Logan.

Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say Tue, 25 Dec 2018 07:43:35 EST A woman led police on a multi-kilometre, hours-long vehicle chase before she was shot and killed by an officer early Christmas morning, the Calgary Police Service said in an afternoon statement.

1 dead, 3 injured after fire destroys Edmonton group home

2 women, 2 boys killed in northern Alberta highway crash

Frog Lake resident charged in weekend death of man, 28

Stolen puppy Milo returned to 'thrilled' owners before Christmas

Drayton Valley community dinners set the table for hope Filipino carollers bring their joyous musical tradition to Fort McMurray Can Man Dan at it again, collects some 27,000 kilograms of food so far From felines to picket lines, these Canadians are finding second families for the holidays Edmonton community rallies in solidarity with protesters in Sudan Alberta photographer takes shelter dogs on hikes to help them find forever homes Why Die Hard is the ultimate Christmas movie — despite naysayers

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Fatal shooting by Edmonton police under investigation by ASIRT | 'We are all heartbroken': Family mourns Edmonton mom, 2 sons killed in crash | Fatal Edmonton group-home fire 'horrific,' says agency that runs facility | Power & Politics' top five political moves and misses of 2018

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Fatal shooting by Edmonton police under investigation by ASIRT Wed, 26 Dec 2018 18:41:32 EST The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating an officer-involved fatal shooting in east Edmonton Wednesday afternoon.

'We are all heartbroken': Family mourns Edmonton mom, 2 sons killed in crash Wed, 26 Dec 2018 17:37:32 EST The Scherbakov family was driving south on Highway 858 around 7 p.m. on Sunday when a truck collided head on-with their SUV.

Fatal Edmonton group-home fire 'horrific,' says agency that runs facility Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:43:45 EST A fatal fire Christmas Eve in a west Edmonton group home has "tragically impacted the lives of many people," an official with the agency that runs the home said Wednesday.

Power & Politics' top five political moves and misses of 2018 Wed, 26 Dec 2018 04:00:00 EST As 2018 winds to a close, it's time to take a look back at the year's biggest political events and errors, both at home and abroad.

How a Degrassi child star became a leading academic voice on legalizing weed 'No trust in an actual recovery': Edmonton employment numbers don't tell whole story 'Thank God we created this,' says Edmonton judge and architect of mental health court

Unwrapping Edmonton's 'cheesy' Christmas movies

Logan Boulet Effect: Death of player in Broncos crash highlighted organ donation

Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say

1 dead, 3 injured after fire destroys Edmonton group home 2 women, 2 boys killed in northern Alberta highway crash Frog Lake resident charged in weekend death of man, 28 Stolen puppy Milo returned to 'thrilled' owners before Christmas Drayton Valley community dinners set the table for hope

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Girl's bedroom wall pierced by bullet in deadly Boxing Day shooting, father says | 'Know before you throw': Where to dispose of holiday waste in Edmonton | One man dead, 2 hurt in explosion at Nisku welding shop | Fatal Edmonton group home fire 'accidental,' investigators say

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Girl's bedroom wall pierced by bullet in deadly Boxing Day shooting, father says Thu, 27 Dec 2018 17:07:09 EST The father of a three-year-old girl whose bedroom wall was pierced by a bullet during a deadly shooting on Boxing Day says his girlfriend wants to move out of their home.

'Know before you throw': Where to dispose of holiday waste in Edmonton Thu, 27 Dec 2018 21:03:02 EST It’s time to take down the Christmas tree and holiday decorations, and as the festive season draws to an end, the city of Edmonton is urging people to recycle or dispose of holiday cheer properly.

One man dead, 2 hurt in explosion at Nisku welding shop Thu, 27 Dec 2018 12:01:45 EST A man in his 40s was killed and two other men were seriously injured in an explosion inside a welding shop in an industrial area south of Edmonton Thursday morning.

Fatal Edmonton group home fire 'accidental,' investigators say Thu, 27 Dec 2018 13:12:21 EST A fire at a west Edmonton group home early on Christmas Eve that resulted in one death was accidental, fire officials said Thursday.

NEB says too much oil and not enough pipelines are primary factors in price crash 'Amazing honour': Edmonton BioWare founders receive Order of Canada Gasoline prices in most of Canada set to experience 'extreme volatility' Missing mare mysteriously returns to Evansburg, Alta., family Out of a job in the oil industry? Consider moving to Grande Prairie Kenney hopes 2019 election will be 'respectful, policy-based debate' Leafs' Matthews, Oilers' McDavid among captains for NHL's all-star weekend Deja food: Our restaurant panel dishes on the best of Edmonton in 2018

Fatal shooting by Edmonton police under investigation by ASIRT

'We are heartbroken': Family mourns Edmonton mom, 2 sons killed in crash

Fatal Edmonton group-home fire 'horrific,' says agency that runs facility

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'That's my crew': 10th annual McCauley Cup hockey game becomes family affair | Man killed by police on Boxing Day fired gun, ASIRT says | Man taken to hospital in life-threatening condition after Edmonton rave | Trend shows fewer Canadians donate to charity, according to Fraser Institute

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'That's my crew': 10th annual McCauley Cup hockey game becomes family affair Fri, 28 Dec 2018 20:47:14 EST As the McCauley cup celebrates 10 years, a family is also celebrating the annual tradition of playing the game they love together.

Man killed by police on Boxing Day fired gun, ASIRT says Fri, 28 Dec 2018 19:43:38 EST A wanted man fired a gun before being shot and killed by police on Boxing Day in southeast Edmonton, Alberta's police watchdog says.

Man taken to hospital in life-threatening condition after Edmonton rave Fri, 28 Dec 2018 18:32:43 EST Three men were hospitalized last night after a rave in Edmonton.

Trend shows fewer Canadians donate to charity, according to Fraser Institute Fri, 28 Dec 2018 17:58:43 EST The conservative think tank says its Generosity Index has shown a mostly steady decline between 2006 and 2016 — the most recent year for which statistics are available.

Roiled in oil: Alberta votes in 2019 as energy issues, Trudeau dominate debate Woman, 49, killed in domestic violence incident in west Edmonton Hello there, 2019! Here's how to celebrate in Edmonton Canadian woman detained in China has returned home Black smoke from refinery caused by flaring, not fire OHS gets inside Nisku welding shop after deadly blast Why you've been in the dark about making your poinsettia bloom again 'We try to get better together': Edmonton's Beer League Band hits all the right notes No regrets as Notley looks back on last 3 years 'Don't get discouraged': Alberta economist predicts job market turnaround could take until 2021 Humboldt Broncos and coach 'part ways' after less than 6 months

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Ice castle in Hawrelak Park, a giant, frozen art experience, set to open Friday | Oilers general manager defends weekend trades for defencemen | Murder charge laid in 'domestic violence' killing in Edmonton | Alberta man pays tribute to late grandson with homemade ice machine

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Ice castle in Hawrelak Park, a giant, frozen art experience, set to open Friday Mon, 31 Dec 2018 18:39:43 EST The recent snap of cold weather in Edmonton has created the perfect conditions for crews to complete this year's edition of Ice Castles, set to open Friday in Hawrelak Park.

Oilers general manager defends weekend trades for defencemen Mon, 31 Dec 2018 18:28:03 EST The Edmonton Oilers GM defended his two trades, saying he had no choice but to look for established defencemen.

Murder charge laid in 'domestic violence' killing in Edmonton Mon, 31 Dec 2018 14:34:43 EST An Edmonton man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with what police are calling "a domestic violence incident."

Alberta man pays tribute to late grandson with homemade ice machine Mon, 31 Dec 2018 13:39:53 EST With a little scrap metal and a lot of ingenuity, Peter Szmyrko built a homemade ice resurfacer that would rival any professional rig.

Charges pending after man barricades himself inside Grande Prairie home

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CN Rail and CP Rail exceed grain revenue max despite drop in grain shipping Garage fire in northeast Edmonton deemed accidental Ski program for Indigenous youth expands throughout Western Canada Former Team Canada rugby captain trying to inspire others through personal training 'Mom is gone': Jann Arden's mother, who struggled with Alzheimer's disease, has died Fate of Northlands Coliseum and the land it sits on up for debate this year Brrr. Extreme cold warnings issued for northeastern Alberta Cattle and dairy farmers fear new food guide could hurt their industries Alberta premier officiates cabinet minister's historic same-sex wedding