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Police seek suspect and witness in downtown armed robbery
A 46-year-old delivery driver was injured May 26 when a man stole from his van and brandished a knife near 102 Street and 104 Avenue.
The Works Art & Design Festival runs through Canada Day
Churchill Square and beyond is a gallery, music venue, and marketplace through Wednesday, July 1, with standout new installations and...
Nearly 900 Edmonton social housing units renovated
The city has upgraded 882 affordable homes over three years with $23.3 million in combined federal and municipal funding.
Why buses are edging out trains for Edmonton's transit future
City council is weighing bus rapid transit as a more flexible alternative to LRT expansion. Two routes are proposed, with decisions...
Edmonton shootout on table for delayed soccer season playoffs
Edmonton Minor Soccer Association postponed over 300 games as record June rainfall floods fields. Community leagues will use playoff...
$400M carbon capture project at risk over lower carbon price
A shovel-ready Edmonton waste-to-energy facility could be cancelled after the Smith-Carney carbon tax deal lowers the price below what...
More rain on the way — flooding risk rises
Environment Canada warns of 30 to 60 mm possible Friday through Sunday as ground remains saturated from weekend deluge.
Mosquito population explodes after heavy rain
Counts jumped from 5 to 534 in a month as wet conditions create ideal breeding grounds across Edmonton.
July calendar packed with festivals, concerts, art walks
From Canada Day to K Days, July brings 25 major events across Edmonton including K Days, Rockin' Thunder, and Taste of Edmonton.
Police make arrest in 2002 disappearance case
Kevin Wade Moroz, 54, charged with assault in connection with Gerald Geake's vanishing more than two decades ago.
Senior leaders of Edmonton infantry battalion removed pending investigation
Lt.-Col. Jason Hudson and Chief Warrant Officer Kim Doerr temporarily removed from 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
Police directed to formalize media accreditation policy after lengthy dispute
Edmonton Police Service will clarify how it grants and revokes press credentials following a four-year legal battle with The Progress...
