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Oilers trailing in defensive depth, GM Bowman seeks forward help via trade
Through three games, Edmonton sits atop the NHL standings but allows 12 regulation goals. Bowman is exploring lateral deals to add forward depth.
Judge to decide prison or house arrest for Edmonton mother convicted of gun possession
Lisa Marie Duperron pleaded guilty to a weapon offence and breaches after a 2023 drug bust. Her sentencing hearing revealed court-found...
Edmonton Transit app's premium features to become free under city plan
Real-time transit tracking and trip planning will be free for all ETS riders if council approves the $540K partnership with Transit Royale.
Province and church admit liability for priest's abuse at Edmonton youth jail
Alberta government and Anglican Church acknowledge vicarious liability for sexual assaults spanning 1985–1990 as survivors push for...
Alberta backs $5M subsidy for regional air service as Medicine Hat, Lethbridge lose flights
Premier Smith's program guarantees carrier revenue gaps to restore service to regions with military bases and defence investment potential.
Federal documents warn of $18 billion fiscal shock if Alberta separates from Canada
Internal Finance Canada analysis obtained by CBC News flags concerns about pension law gaps and risks of corporate headquarters exodus...
Prime Minister Carney says oilsands growth will be different this time as Pacific Link pipeline advances
PM touts lessons learned from mid-2000s boom as Pacific Link gets streamlined national-interest review. Pipeline would carry 1M barrels...
Edmonton homeless coalition urges city to establish sanctioned encampment sites
River Valley Conservation Coalition estimates 5,000 unhoused people in Edmonton but shelter space for only half. Council reviewed bylaw...
Alberta bishops urge voters to consider compassion and common good ahead of October 19 referendum
Anglican and Catholic leaders have written open letters asking Albertans to think beyond self-interest when voting on five immigration...
Forever Canadian pro-unity group signs compliance agreement with Elections Alberta
Thomas Lukaszuk's organization entered a voluntary compliance deal after being accused of skirting referendum-advertising rules. It now...
Alberta NDP leader Nenshi splits from federal party over pipeline stance
Nenshi said Thursday the Alberta NDP has cut ties with the federal party, citing disagreements over Pacific Link. The federal NDP leader...
Ross Sheppard High School locked down after weapons complaint; lockdown lifted
Edmonton police responded to a weapons complaint at the west-end school Friday afternoon. An imitation firearm was found during the...
