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Alberta appeals court decision that blocked separation referendum
The province filed notice Friday challenging a ruling that quashed a citizen-led petition over concerns about First Nations treaty rights.
Canada Post expanding community mailboxes to 56,000 Edmonton addresses
The Crown corporation will transition more neighborhoods away from door-to-door delivery starting next year as part of cost-reduction efforts.
City launches 'Edmonton Advantage' to court business
New four-year economic strategy aims to shake off 'business-unfriendly' reputation, but restaurant owners say change has to be real.
Community leagues off the hook for stormwater bills
City council reverses course on charging community leagues directly for Epcor stormwater fees, citing volunteer burnout.
ALERT seeking to identify child sex abuse victim through distinctive shirt
Investigators hope a photo of a purple shirt with 'SLEEPOVER WITH MY BFF'S' design will help identify an unknown victim in a 2025 investigation.
Edmonton teacher's Kuwait airport escape thwarted by Iranian drone strike
Lorelei Loveridge was minutes from boarding a flight home when air raid sirens sounded and thousands of passengers evacuated to airport...
Alberta files appeal on separation referendum court ruling
Premier Danielle Smith's government is challenging a judge's decision to throw out the separatist referendum petition, arguing the court...
Arrested Development, Cat Power headline Edmonton Folk Fest
The 48th annual Folk Music Festival announces a 60+ act lineup anchored by Atlanta hip-hop heroes, soul singers, and Canadian folk staples.
ASIRT launches probe into EPS letter to Crown prosecutors
Alberta's police watchdog is investigating Edmonton Police Service conduct in Nina Napope case after officers threatened to sway public opinion.
Fraud suspect charged after repeat buy-and-sell scheme
Edmonton police warn of additional victims after man convicted in 2025 resurfaces with same scam targeting online sellers in Edmonton...
Edmonton's housing market hits historic affordability peak
New report ranks Edmonton Canada's most affordable major market, with median home price at $420,825 against median income of $84,000.
Unsolved double homicide case gains renewed focus
Mother of Mya Abialmouna, 21, speaks out three years after shooting that also killed Mohamed Fofanah, seeking answers and justice.