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Alberta energy rebate: close to 800,000 apply for $100 payment as Smith promises first payouts this week
Premier Danielle Smith says the first batch of energy rebate payments will land in Albertans' bank accounts in the coming days.
World Triathlon Cup closes Groat Road and Saskatchewan Drive Saturday and Sunday
The international sprint triathlon event at Hawrelak Park will shut down major river valley routes for up to 11 hours Saturday.
Coal mining company fined $360,000 after worker's death near Warburg, Alberta
Prairie Mines and Royalty pleaded guilty to failing to ensure worker safety after an ice plug struck and killed an employee in November 2023.
Edmonton activates extreme heat response through Sunday as temperatures soar to 29°C
The city opened 29 water stations and will distribute water bottles to vulnerable residents during the heat wave.
Connor Ingram was Edmonton Oilers' top goalie last season but isn't getting respect
The 29-year-old led the Oilers in games played, wins, and save percentage during the regular season and started five playoff games.
How do clouds drop so much rain on Edmonton so quickly? CBC meteorologist explains
Early Wednesday morning, severe storms flooded parts of Edmonton. A meteorologist breaks down the science behind the city's intense...
No charges for Edmonton police officers in October 2025 arrest that left man with brain bleed
Alberta's police watchdog ruled officers' actions lawful after a man sustained a brain bleed during an arrest near 106 Street NW.
Judge freezes separatist lawyer Jeff Rath's assets pending First Nation dispute
An Alberta court extended and expanded a Mareva order against Rath and his law firm following allegations of misappropriation from...
Family marks 20 years seeking justice for Edmonton nurse Nadine Robinson
Her brother Kevin Robinson is pleading for anyone with information about the 2006 homicide to come forward. The family is holding a...
Edmonton firefighters battle industrial blaze near 60 Avenue Wednesday
No injuries reported after fire erupted around 5:48 p.m. on July 15. Crews arrived within six minutes as paramedics and police assisted...
Edmonton councillor calls for removal of Israel pavilion from Heritage Festival
Coun. Michael Janz's social media posts sparked backlash from the Jewish Federation of Edmonton, which called on Mayor Andrew Knack to intervene.
Charges pending against man after woman's homicide in southeast Edmonton
The 23-year-old woman died in hospital Sunday after being found with suspicious injuries Thursday in Silverberry. Cause of death was...
