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ASIRT investigating fatal police shooting in Donsdale; woman and infant also injured
ASIRT investigates after Edmonton police shoot armed man in Donsdale; woman and infant suffer non-life-threatening injuries.
Keillor Point viewing platform partially closes due to erosion from summer storms
City of Edmonton shuts off portion of "The End of the World" west-side viewpoint after slope deterioration threatens safety. Main trail...
Grey Nuns Hospital name carries centuries of care, from St. Albert orphanage to downtown Edmonton
Sisters of Charity of Montreal arrived in 1859, established orphanage in St. Albert in 1863. Hospital opened downtown in 1895.
Severe weather across Prairies tallies $1.8B in insured losses; Edmonton hit especially hard
Summer storms caused 5-6 catastrophic events in Edmonton region alone. Infrastructure upgrades urged as flood insurance costs surge.
Two suspects sought after brutal assault leaves man hospitalized in Callingwood North
Adult male with serious head injuries remains in hospital after Aug. 31 attack near 174 Street and 77 Avenue. Police release suspect...
Alberta premier eyes Municipal Government Act changes to address infrastructure funding gaps
Danielle Smith floats potential reforms at municipalities convention in Edmonton Wednesday. Alberta Municipalities seeking $200M from...
Man pleads guilty in West Edmonton Mall 2023 shooting outside venue
Leron Andrew John admitted to carrying a defaced handgun during the August 2023 incident that wounded three people and forced a mall lockdown.
$1.3B power plant and data centre project moves forward north of Swan Hills
Teton Digital is developing the Black Bear Power Project, a natural gas facility with 1,500 acres for data centres, about 200 km...
Woman punched near downtown Edmonton sparks calls for integrated safety plan
A random assault on Sept. 11 near 105 Street and Jasper Avenue has reignited demands from business leaders and city officials for...
Alberta suspends provincial fuel tax through end of year, saving drivers 13 cents per litre
The suspension begins October 1 and runs through December 31, providing relief at the pump as the province monitors oil prices and fuel costs.
Alberta premier floats $1,900 health care fee for temporary residents ahead of October referendum
Danielle Smith told the Calgary Chamber of Commerce the potential charge mirrors UK premiums as Albertans prepare to vote on the measure...
Edmonton man sentenced for 3D-printed ghost guns, seized note referenced Montreal massacre
Roy Tucker, 31, manufactured plastic Glock receivers in his north Edmonton home as part of a Canada-wide investigation into untraceable firearms.
