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Alberta referendum forum brings out Kenney, pro-independence lawyer, constitutional advocate
Three prominent panelists face off over separation and immigration questions as U of A students weigh in on Oct. 19 ballot.
Twin Willows Golf Club closes after 61 years; turf donated to help Meadowview recover from floods
Northwest Edmonton course shuts down Wednesday as land is redeveloped for industrial use; greens and sod go to flood-damaged Meadowview.
Edmonton woman alleges unprovoked police assault; ASIRT investigating after Fort Road incident
Fabyan Deschamps says an officer threw her face-first into cement in August after she complied with police requests.
Edmonton man charged with uttering death threats against PM Mark Carney on social media
Dwight Peter MacIntyre, 44, was arrested after RCMP's national security team identified him posting threats on X.
Edmonton teen carjacked at gunpoint during Facebook Marketplace sale loses vehicle again
An 18-year-old's 2006 Toyota Highlander was stolen at knifepoint Sept. 28, then spotted the next day — but vanished when police arrived.
Trans rights advocate seeks judicial review of police misgendering case
Marni Panas is challenging an Alberta Human Rights Tribunal dismissal, arguing the decision allows employers to escape discrimination...
McDonald's Monopoly returns with a $20,000 gold Quarter Pounder and a lifetime of free meals
The game launched Sept. 29 across Canada with over $400 million in prizes. A custom gold sandwich tops the list, but McDonald's for life...
Referendum sign rules causing confusion as municipalities lose oversight, Edmonton and Calgary struggle
Bill 54 stripped cities of authority to regulate election advertising placement, leaving no clear enforcement when signs appear....
PM Carney marks sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Edmonton, calls work 'far from finished'
Prime Minister Mark Carney attended events in Edmonton Wednesday, saying the residential school system's wounds remain too deep and the...
Vehicle strikes 4 pedestrians outside B.C. mall during Truth and Reconciliation walk, 2 killed
Two Tsawwassen First Nation Elders died Wednesday morning when a vehicle struck participants outside Tsawwassen Mills Mall. Police say...
City council reviews public spaces bylaw as advocates call for sanctioned homeless encampments
During a one-year review Monday, Indigenous leaders and homeless advocates told council the bylaw criminalizes poverty, citing 7,904...
Alberta proposes $100,000 fines for illegal dumping as complaints surge in Edmonton, Calgary
Premier Danielle Smith tabled legislation Wednesday that would double maximum penalties and impose jail time for extreme cases as...
