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Alberta court dismisses O'Leary's bid to block First Nation's water permit challenge
A judge rejected the $70 billion data centre developer's attempt to stop Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation's legal challenge to six million...
Israel protest at Heritage Festival was constitutionally protected, Edmonton city confirms
The city acknowledged that while it did not issue a permit for the Aug. 3 protest outside the Israel pavilion, protesters did not need...
Alberta budgets $400,000 to study long-term water supply as southern demand outpaces north's reserves
The study will examine whether Alberta should pursue major water-transfer projects like California's aqueduct to move water from...
Alberta court renames Gladue reports to Indigenous Background Reports starting Sept. 1
The change follows consultation with the Gladue family and Indigenous leaders over concerns the current term stigmatizes people with the surname.
Environment Canada issues tornado watch for eastern Alberta through tonight
Funnel clouds reported very close to ground; landspout tornadoes possible until early evening Thursday.
Secretary of State addresses Edmonton family's frustration with criminal justice system after business owner's killing
Ruby Sahota says federal bail reforms and consecutive sentencing will help; family questions how repeat offender remained on streets.
Two RCMP officers cleared in separate use-of-force incidents on First Nations
ASIRT found Taser use justified during mental health call at Enoch Cree Nation; officer-involved shooting at Ermineskin also cleared.
750-tonne de-ethanizer moving from Edmonton to Fort Saskatchewan Wednesday night
The 96-metre industrial module will travel at 30 km/h on Highway 216, Highway 14, and Highway 834 starting at 11 p.m. Wednesday,...
Edmonton schools corrects complexity team count to 36, not 52 funded positions
Edmonton Public Schools clarified it is receiving funding for 36 new complexity teams, not 52. All teachers must hold a valid Alberta...
Chinatown Business Improvement Area issued second consecutive audit warning
The BIA received a 'Disclaimer of Opinion' for failing to track expenditures on restricted government grants. Unfinished projects...
Man pleads guilty to advertising woman for sex on online marketplace
Cody James Barnes, 42, admitted to posting photos on LeoList, arranging clients, and threatening to expose the victim's involvement if...
University of Alberta's hidden outdoor classrooms: Where rocks teach geology and quads inspire
The U of A campus offers year-round spaces for learning and gathering — from the 80-rock GeoScience Garden to Convocation Hall's...
