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Edmonton city council votes to study LRT fare gates despite cost doubts
Council narrowly approved investigating a pilot project focused on recovering lost revenue through fare evasion detection, with budget...
Youth violence crisis deepens as two Edmonton teenagers killed this month
A 12-year-old and 16-year-old dead in separate incidents prompt outreach workers and police to sound alarm over rising youth homicides...
Said Ibrahim pleads guilty to second-degree murder in Ertale Lounge shooting
One of four shooters in the 2022 nightclub attack that killed Imbert George will serve between 10-25 years before parole eligibility.
City and federal government launch $2M affordable housing grant to preserve older buildings
Non-profits can apply for up to $20,000 or 10 per cent of the asking price plus up to 25 per cent of renovation costs under the new...
Alberta judge urges involuntary treatment for youth as opioid deaths mount
A public inquiry into a 15-year-old's overdose death recommends the province fast-track its Compassionate Intervention Act for youth,...
Edmonton Marathon apologizes after discovering race courses 674.7 metres too long
Race director acknowledges detour calculation error two days after event; runners who suspected discrepancy will now work with Athletics...
16-year-old Jazmin Dhesi killed in northeast Edmonton shooting Sunday
Family identifies victim as bright, caring girl with big dreams. Youth arrested in connection with the fatal shooting near Park Hill...
Federal health minister raises concerns as Alberta's dual-practice model launches in September
The new health policy allows some physicians to work in both public and private systems, but Ottawa worries it could weaken public healthcare.
Woman arrested for throwing eggs at Edmonton Marathon runners near Jasper Avenue
Police arrested a woman after reports of an assault on Aug. 16 near Jasper and 121 Street. No injuries were reported during the incident.
Treaty 6 celebrates 150 years with week-long festival at Churchill Square
The Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations marks the landmark anniversary with traditional performances, skills workshops, and a historic...
Alberta measles cases remain at zero, but doctor warns outbreak risk looms within a year
With no new cases reported in over two months, vaccination rates in some Alberta areas remain dangerously low, experts say.
CPKC Women's Open draws top-ranked golfers to Edmonton this week
World No. 1 Nelly Korda and Canadian Brooke Henderson headline the LPGA tournament at Royal Mayfair Golf Club, which runs Wednesday...
