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Alberta premier resists 'Team Canada' energy-export strategy as trade war deepens
Danielle Smith says cutting off U.S. oil and gas would harm Canada, positioning Alberta differently from Ontario and other provinces...
Wizard Lake beach closed due to elevated bacteria; swimming advised against
Alberta Health Services has issued an immediate water quality advisory for Jubilee Park beach on Wizard Lake south of Edmonton after...
Primary Care Alberta partners with Obesity Canada to coordinate provincial treatment pathways
The memorandum of understanding aims to educate health workers and reduce stigma around obesity, described as one of Alberta's most...
U of A opens $16.8M First Peoples' House on campus, marking reconciliation milestone
The 40,000-square-foot building opens to over 2,000 Indigenous students with sacred healing spaces, gyms, and study areas.
22-year-old man dies in south Edmonton motorcycle crash on Anthony Henday Drive
The crash on Sunday marks Edmonton's second motorcycle fatality in five days, with speed believed to be a factor.
Two correctional officers and inmate mourned after Highway 13 collision
Ramandeep Kaur Maan and Nicolae Serban were killed Aug. 6 while transporting an inmate from Edmonton women's prison. Funerals held this weekend.
Two correctional officers, one inmate killed in transport collision southeast of Edmonton
Nicolae Serban, 57, and Ramandeep Kaur Maan, 25, died Aug. 6 when their minivan collided with a box truck near the Alberta-Saskatchewan...
Prison authorities legally required to release stabbing suspect; CSC confirms statutory release
The 27-year-old accused of attacking two people at an Edmonton Sikh temple on Aug. 23 had been freed the day before from federal prison...
The Tragically Hip's best song: fans voting through round of 32 bracket
After 96 days of voting, the Edmonton Journal's Hip bracket has narrowed 128 songs down to 32. The next five rounds will wrap in just...
Charges dropped in RCMP breach-of-trust case as key evidence changed
The Alberta Crown Prosecution Service discontinued proceedings against Sergeant Sheldon Robb and former Mountie Daniel Mayowski, who...
Indigenous groups say they were 'kept in dark' as west coast oil pipeline plans advance
The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and other Indigenous communities say the proposed Pathways carbon capture project lacks...
Huang reaches seventh place at CPKC Women's Open as Yamashita extends lead
The 17-year-old Vancouver native became the top Canadian competitor at the LPGA tournament in Edmonton, while Japan's Miyu Yamashita...
