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Police seek public tips to identify sexual assault suspect in south Edmonton
Edmonton police released CCTV footage and a composite sketch of a man who sexually assaulted a woman in the Saddleback Road area in April.
Edmonton stormwater system holding steady despite back-to-back heavy rain months
City and Epcor fielded over 4,500 storm-related calls in July as saturated soil slows drainage, but $350 million in flood-prevention...
Alberta's waterways flooded with invasive goldfish; province issues warning and fines
More than 100 locations across Alberta now host invasive goldfish dumped illegally into bodies of water. Offenders face fines up to...
Women in Ninja event returns to Edmonton this September as official world finals qualifier
The all-female obstacle-course competition moves to Fitset Ninja facility for the weekend of September 12–13. Top performers can qualify...
Gregg Distributors sells to Brookfield for $1.6 billion in landmark Edmonton deal
Investment giant Brookfield Asset Management acquires the Edmonton industrial supplier founded in 1968, with employees keeping a stake...
Nadine Robinson, Edmonton nurse, still unsolved 20 years after death in Clareview
The Royal Alexandra Hospital nurse was found dead in her townhouse on July 20, 2006. No charges have been filed in her homicide.
Alberta referendum mail-in ballots open; October 19 vote will ask 10 questions
Online applications to vote by mail are open until October 9. One question asks if Alberta should hold a binding referendum on separation.
Alberta sets January 1 deadline for libraries to restrict youth access to sexually explicit materials
Provincial law now requires libraries to establish policies limiting children under 16 to restricted materials with parental authorization.
Edmonton activates extreme weather response as wildfire smoke blankets the city
Air quality index hits 10+ Monday; libraries and recreation centres open as cooling refuges through Wednesday.
Federal court orders Edmonton women's prison to install air conditioning
A 20-year history of extreme heat complaints has prompted a court directive to address dangerous cell temperatures.
U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra says Alberta, Saskatchewan best case for U.S. oil supply
At the Pacific Northwest Economic Region summit in Edmonton, the ambassador said Canada is one of the best places for America to buy oil.
Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park near Edmonton is one of Alberta's critical wildlife habitats
The 1,100-hectare park northwest of Edmonton surrounds Big Lake and hosts more than 235 bird species, including Trumpeter Swans and...
