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Offshore casino used AI deepfakes of Alphonso Davies's family to promote unregulated betting
A Friday Instagram ad showed AI-generated footage of the Edmonton-raised Bayern Munich star's father in a fake arrest scenario. The site...
Alberta moves to permanent daylight time despite stakeholder preference for standard time
Government confident in the switch set for November 1, though internal documents reveal most consulted groups favored keeping standard time.
Bradley Twin fires back at Alberta minister over hate-speech guidance to police
Lakeshore Regional Police Service chair says First Nations communities face far graver crises than 'hurt feelings.'
Man dies after Edmonton police open fire in Donsdale home during domestic incident
Three officers shot a 36-year-old man Sunday after he armed himself and fired on a woman and infant. Two adults and child were...
Fire at St. Albert apartment complex evacuates nearly two dozen children from nearby daycare
Emergency crews responded Sunday morning to a smoky fire near Ryan Crescent; extent of residential damage and number of affected units...
Cal Nichols, Edmonton businessman who saved Oilers from relocation, dead at 84
The founder of Edmonton Investors Group, which kept the NHL team in the city during the 1990s relocation crisis, died Saturday.
U of A faculty union registers as advertiser supporting Canada in October referendum
The Alberta Association of Academic Staff, representing 4,000 members, joined eight other groups backing a federal vote on separation.
Josh Georgeson, 21, remembered in memorial ride after August motorcycle collision
Family and friends honored the motorcyclist with a community ride, as Edmonton faces a sharp rise in fatal two-wheeler crashes.
Alberta Premier Smith unlikely to create Crown corporation for natural gas pipelines
After a leaked cabinet report recommended Crown corporations for pipeline development, Premier Danielle Smith said private sector...
RCMP officer charged after use of less-lethal launcher in Atikameg call about man with knife
ASIRT investigation into a September 2025 incident in the Cree community northwest of Edmonton resulted in assault and breach of trust...
Southside Edmonton electrical supplier hit three times in weeks; owner frustrated with release
Security guard caught a suspect breaking into Valvo Electrical Supply — but police released him on an undertaking while he rode away on...
Man charged day after release from prison in Edmonton temple stabbing
Austin Sim-Pelletier, discharged Aug. 20, is accused of stabbing two men with a screwdriver at Nanaksar Gurdwara on Aug. 21. Parole...
