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Edmonton crew begins recovery of 300-ton crane from Wapiti River three weeks after fatal crash
Heavy equipment moved to the staging area on the river's south side Tuesday, three weeks after the J.D.A. Ventures crane plunged 50 feet...
Edmonton man, 19, charged with second-degree murder in Saturday shooting
Hayden Halcrow was arrested Tuesday and also faces firearms charges plus a warrant for attempted murder in a May incident.
Accused Chinatown killer Justin Bone takes stand after 1,500 days in custody
Bone testified Wednesday about the days before the May 2022 murders of Hung Trang and Ban Phuc Hoang, claiming memory loss after smoking...
Severe thunderstorms with tornado risk and baseball-sized hail possible across Alberta today
Environment Canada warns of high-risk conditions in eastern Alberta; Calgary and Edmonton under moderate risk with gusts up to 110 km/h.
Leduc school principal Dan Lake wins Alberta Teachers' Association leadership award
Ohpaho Secondary School principal recognized for excellence in school leadership and impact on students and staff.
Stony Plain man arrested in global child exploitation investigation spanning 14 countries
Rocco Caterina, 40, is among 28 suspects worldwide charged after a Norwegian-led police probe into dark web abuse material.
Edmonton mayor backs motion supporting Alberta remaining in Canada
Mayor Andrew Knack said separation talk is harmful; Albertans vote in October on whether to hold a referendum.
World Triathlon Cup returns to Edmonton July 16-18 at revitalized Hawrelak Park
Elite competitors and age-group racers from around the world will compete in Sprint and Mixed Relay races at the revamped venue.
Edmonton Bike Park targets September 5 opening after record June rain delays
Construction restarted with volunteer crews after June's flooding filled the pump track with water.
Off-duty Edmonton doctor gets $250 ambulance bill after saving man's life with CPR
Dr. Ian Sutanto performed CPR during a basketball game in June; Alberta waived the bill and promised to review its ambulance fee policy.
Edmonton biking compromise preserves parking on 50th Street at higher cost
After community pushback, the city will maintain on-street parking for half the originally affected stretch while adding bike lanes,...
Edmonton city council approves Pacific Mall rezoning for mixed-use tower development
The rezoning allows for up to 18-storey buildings with 160 affordable housing units near downtown Chinatown.
