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Man charged in southside infill arson spree
Edmonton police lay 27 charges related to a series of fires that destroyed eight homes and caused $8M in damages.
Privacy watchdog calls voter list leak 'worst breach in Canadian history'
Over 400 Albertans report safety fears after provincial voter data leaked to separatist groups.
First Nations fight Alberta separation to protect treaty rights
Indigenous leaders argue provincial referendum on separation violates nation-to-nation agreements signed over a century ago.
Cutting development fees won't solve housing affordability alone
Federal housing agency says slashing municipal development charges could help but won't be enough.
Man dies after parking lot confrontation in Mill Woods
A 23-year-old was struck by a vehicle during a dispute at Mill Woods Road and 28 Avenue on May 28.
Two replica handguns seized in St. Albert BB gun incident
Two suspects arrested after BB pellets struck two people and a city transit bus near 500 Rivercrest on May 26.
Alberta's new all-in-one ID card launches July 2
Albertans will soon carry one card with their driver's licence, health number, and citizenship status.
Freewill Shakespeare returns to Hawrelak Park this summer
The beloved festival is back at William Hawrelak Park with two shows: a musical and a classic comedy.
Young birders are reshaping Edmonton's birdwatching scene
Once dominated by retirees, the hobby is exploding among Gen Z — comparing it to Pokémon and TikTok fame.
Zoo Brew returns for ninth year with 25+ breweries
The Edmonton Valley Zoo hosts the festival for three nights this summer, with beer, food trucks, and animal talks.
Zellers returns with expansion plans after resurrection
The discount department store chain has reopened in Edmonton and is plotting stores across Canada.
Ticks creeping into Edmonton as Lyme disease cases rise
Blood-sucking parasites are moving from rural areas into urban parks and river valley. Here's what to watch for.
