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Judge orders Alberta government and AHS to disclose records in Mentzelopoulos case
Court of King's Bench sided with the former AHS CEO in her $1.7-million wrongful dismissal lawsuit. Defendants must produce withheld...
Alberta Energy Regulator rehires executive fired after 2019 ICORE scandal
Mark Taylor, one of three executives terminated over a non-profit venture that cost the regulator millions, returns as board secretariat...
Federal prosecutor quits Alberta Law Society board, citing 'silence' on rule-of-law attacks
Moira Rose Vane's resignation effective immediately, citing inaction on government moves against diversity initiatives and the...
Advanced voting in Alberta referendum begins Tuesday with 'slippery' immigration questions
Former U of A chancellor Peggy Garritty warns that five immigration questions carry misleading assumptions, ahead of nine-day advance...
First snow hits Edmonton Saturday with wet flakes and gusty winds
Environment Canada warns of about 2 cm accumulation and travel deterioration as Thanksgiving weekend kicks off with winter's arrival.
U of A paleontology students find first evidence of raptor feeding on tyrannosaur
Bite marks on an eight-year-old Albertosaurus jawbone suggest a small raptor scavenged the apex predator about 70 million years ago in...
Chinatown community demands government framework after detainees dropped on streets
Surveillance videos show at least eight people released into Edmonton's Chinatown over two weeks. The UCP government, invited to a town...
Jose Robles returns to Edmonton 28 years after life-saving heart surgery
The Panamanian man, now 30, came back this week to thank the city and Inclusion Alberta for making his childhood operation possible.
Two Edmonton teens injured in shooting outside SE shopping centre
A 15-year-old and 16-year-old were struck by gunfire near Saddleback Road on Thursday afternoon; one youth has been charged.
NAIT culinary students prepare 60 turkeys for Boyle Street Thanksgiving dinner
Early Friday morning, NAIT students began work on the annual partnership that will serve 500 to 700 vulnerable Edmontonians at the...
Edmonton council ensures warm shelter for unhoused during extreme cold weather
City council voted to enforce a bylaw requiring safe transport to heated spaces for people removed from transit stations as winter approaches.
Judge rejects NDP court challenge to Alberta's restricted voter list ahead of October 19 referendum
The court found the UCP government acted within its authority in removing voter contact details from political party lists following a...
