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Smith says U.S. trade demands were 'too painful' for Canada to accept
Alberta's Premier expressed caution about retaliatory tariffs as trade talks with the U.S. collapsed Friday, triggering 50% tariffs on...
Brooke Henderson sits four shots back at CPKC Women's Open, feeding off home-crowd energy
After shooting 68 in Friday's second round at Royal Mayfair, the Edmonton golfer is trailing leader Miyu Yamashita by four shots with 36...
Edmonton council commissions study on infill's impact on property values in residential zones
Council voted 9-4 Tuesday to investigate whether infill housing affects surrounding property values and taxes, a longstanding resident concern.
Unlicensed Edmonton practitioner posed blood-borne pathogen risk, province warns
Max Klein, who lost his medical licence after drugging a colleague in 2015, was allegedly providing esthetic and medical services from a...
Alberta will not offer second $100 energy rebate due to tax classification concerns
A leaked government memo reveals the province fears the Canada Revenue Agency could classify repeated payments as taxable income,...
Two stabbed at Edmonton Sikh temple; suspect arrested, hate motive under investigation
Nanaksar Gurdwara attack Friday morning injures two men; World Sikh Organization calls for probe into bias
Runners who qualified at Edmonton Marathon can still apply for Boston despite course error
The Boston Athletic Association confirmed that runners who met qualifying times at Edmonton's 674-metre-long course can still use those...
Edmonton school bus fees jump to $70 monthly as operating costs soar
Edmonton Public Schools raised yellow bus fares for the second consecutive year. Parents say the jump from $50 catches families off guard.
Edmonton Oilers head to Cologne for two regular-season games in 2027-28 NHL season
The Oilers will open their season at Lanxess Arena in Leon Draisaitl's hometown as part of the NHL's expansion of regular-season play in Germany.
Edmonton to reconsider calcium chloride for winter snow clearing after six-year pause
City stopped using the chemical in 2020 due to environmental concerns. Council will debate the proposal at November budget...
Three fires erupt in Parkdale within one hour; police investigating
Edmonton Fire Rescue responded to blazes at three locations Wednesday night. No injuries reported, but investigators working to...
Former Alexander First Nation chief found liable for sexual harassment spanning nine years
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal determined Kurt Burnstick engaged in sexual harassment of an employee from 2006 to 2015, despite his 2017...
