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Stabbing Death in Northeast Edmonton Ruled Homicide
Michael Joseph Conway, 32, died from stab wounds on June 10. Alexandra Bachinsky, 36, has been charged with second-degree murder.
Federal Bail Reform Cheered by Edmonton Leaders as Crime Battle Continues
Mayor Andrew Knack and downtown business leaders hailed the federal Bail and Sentencing Reform Act, tabled Thursday, as a crucial step...
Police Use of Force Up as Violence Spikes in Edmonton
Edmonton Police Commission heard Thursday that reported violent incidents are rising, driven by a surge in extortion cases, though 86%...
Oilers Eyeing Veteran Centre Jason Dickinson for Re-signing
Team insider Bob Stauffer suggests Edmonton is serious about bringing back the 31-year-old checking centre.
Premier Smith Dismisses Treaty Chiefs' Treason Accusations
Alberta's First Nations leaders voted to ask RCMP to investigate whether the fall separation referendum amounts to criminal activity.
Most Albertans Can Claim $100 Energy Rebate Starting July 1
Nearly 3.4 million Albertans earning $225,000 or less per household will be eligible for a one-time $100 payment on Canada Day.
Council Votes to Expand Transit Garage Despite $66M Debt
Edmonton will borrow millions more to build a larger facility for 330–380 buses, rejecting a smaller design that councillors feared...
All Weather at Home Flips Switch on Massive Solar Field
The Edmonton window and door manufacturer's 2,000-panel rooftop solar installation is the largest of its kind from any private company...
U of A Hospital Gets Alberta's First Photon-Counting CT Scanner
The University of Alberta Hospital installed Alberta's first photon-counting CT scanner in the Suncor Energy Diagnostics Imaging Unit,...
FlixBus Launches Daily Edmonton-to-Jasper Route
Starting Thursday, June 18, intercity bus service FlixBus will run daily round-trip service between Edmonton and Jasper National Park...
City Launches Safe Spaces Plan for 2SLGBTQIA+ Community
Edmonton council unanimously approved a $750,000 action plan Wednesday to make city facilities and services more inclusive, with another...
Works Festival Returns to Churchill Square This Month
North America's largest free outdoor art festival runs June 20–July 1 at Churchill Square with sand sculptures, live painting, and...
