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Public health inspectors stay with Alberta Health Services
Premier Smith reverses plan to move 300 health inspectors to government ministry, keeping them under Alberta Health Services to preserve...
Heavy rain warning through Monday for central Alberta
Orange alert issued for Edmonton region as 70 to 90 mm of rain expected after weekend storms.
Works Art & Design Festival powers through the rain
The 41st edition of Churchill Square's annual festival continues through Canada Day despite heavy rain affecting attendance and fundraising.
Edmonton breaks 112-year rainfall record
June total now exceeds 240 mm, shattering the 1914 mark. More rain expected through Monday.
Alberta Rigging Safety Council launches after tradesperson's death
New oversight body funded by $1.2 million creative sentence aims to prevent hoisting and rigging injuries after Red Seal journeyman...
Schools advised to start substance use education in kindergarten
New framework recommends early prevention as substance-related deaths become the leading cause of mortality for Canadian youth aged 10 to 18.
World Cup watch parties return to Ice District this week
Edmonton's Summer of Soccer brings 97 free World Cup watch parties to Fan Park, including every Team Canada match through July 19.
Big fraud cases nearly doubled in five years across Alberta
RCMP data shows high-value fraud jumped from 744 cases in 2022 to 1,471 in 2026, with extortion emerging as a growing threat.
Oilers face tough trade-off on Darnell Nurse's future
General manager Stan Bowman is caught between maximizing return on Nurse's trade request and the constraints of his limited cap room.
Council cuts parking rules to boost child care spaces
Daycare centres will need fewer parking spots and can open in more neighbourhoods under zoning changes approved Tuesday.
Police shooting in southwest Edmonton under ASIRT investigation
A 59-year-old man died Friday night after a confrontation with officers who responded to a series of hit-and-run collisions involving assault.
Oilers' quiet draft weekend leaves major gaps to fill before July 1
Without a first-round pick and minimal roster moves, Edmonton faces a busy summer of free agency to build a Stanley Cup contender.
