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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.
Edmonton charity becomes largest donor to global health org
Kipnes Foundation's $5M gift doubles support for Partners in Health, bolstering maternal health and cancer care in Rwanda.
Freewill Shakespeare Festival returns to Hawrelak Park
Much Ado About Nothing and Broadway musical Something Rotten! play the newly renovated Heritage Amphitheatre June 17–July 12.
Fraud suspect arrested after resuming buy-and-sell scheme
Ryan Kenzie, convicted of nine fraud offences in 2025, faces arrest warrant for allegedly committing a dozen more scams.
Paramedic rebranding scrapped after union backlash
Alberta's health minister halts ALTA Paramedic Health name change, citing worker concerns over costs and priorities.
KDays Music Fest stages Bedouin Soundclash, Aysanabee
CKUA Radio Stage lineup announced for July festival, featuring blues, wrestling, drag performances, and daytime powwow.
Alberta mulls letting MLAs expense e-scooter and bike rides
A bipartisan legislative committee is exploring whether taxpayers should cover work-related trips on e-scooters and e-bikes, despite...
Police warn of e-transfer fraud targeting online sellers
Edmonton man arrested after posing as buyer, convincing sellers he'd sent payment before leaving with items. Police say he may have...
Edmonton's summer festival lineup kicks off this month
From Now Hear This to Taste of Edmonton, the city's festival season is packed with free and paid events. Here's what to catch.
Edmonton schools halt all international trips for next year
Superintendent Ron Thompson cites security concerns, military conflicts, and fuel shortages after violent incident on recent European exchange.
Autograph breaks ground on Edmonton's priciest condos
Developer bets on luxury market with 18 units ranging from $2.7M to $9.5M overlooking river valley.
UCP appoints lobbyist to lead Alberta electoral boundaries redraw
Premier Smith handpicked a former federal Conservative cabinet minister and lobbyist to help redraw the province's riding map, drawing...