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Former EPS civilian acquitted in teen sexual assault case after judge finds Crown lacked evidence
Justice Kent Teskey granted a directed verdict Thursday after determining circumstantial evidence couldn't establish identity of the man...
Alberta separation movement won't end after October 19 referendum, organizer says
The Alberta Prosperity Project's Mitch Sylvestre expects 40 to 65 per cent support for a binding separation vote. Over 650,000 mail-in...
Chinatown leaders say province, feds ignored pleas over detainee drop-offs
About 200 people gathered at Pacific Mall Thursday to demand a 'warm handoff' system for released prisoners. Neither UCP MLAs nor...
RCMP warns Khalistan referendum organizer of death threats ahead of Edmonton October 18 vote
American activist Avtar Singh Pannu receives second duty-to-warn notice in two months. Organizers plan non-binding referendum on...
First snowfall hits Alberta this Thanksgiving weekend; 20+ cm possible in mountain areas
Environment Canada warns of treacherous conditions Friday through Sunday as rain turns to snow. Meteorologist urges winter-tire prep and...
Man, 54, dies in hospital three days after arrest in northwest Edmonton; ASIRT investigating
Person lost consciousness during struggle with police near Rapperswill Drive and 173A Avenue on Sept. 16. Off-duty nurse performed CPR at scene.
Alberta orders Edmonton to scrap 2024 zoning reforms within three months
The province is rolling back housing density, parking, and building-height rules that expanded housing types across the city.
Violent sex offender will reside in Edmonton after prison release; EPS issues warning
Denzel Dre Colton Bird, convicted of 2016 aggravated sexual assault, is subject to court-ordered conditions including a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew.
Alberta's time zone jump takes effect November 1, reshaping connections to U.S. neighbours
The province moves one hour ahead of Montana and two hours ahead of California as it locks in permanent daylight time, prompting mixed...
Danielle Smith calls separatists' U.S. outreach offer 'absurd' as Oct. 19 referendum vote nears
The Alberta premier rejected reports that separatists offered American officials access to fresh water and resource royalties in...
Hockey Alberta warns families of fake tournament scam targeting minor hockey across the province
Scammers are impersonating sanctioned tournament hosts with forged emails and registration forms demanding fees around $2,000. Hockey...
Edmonton police signs 30 Forward Pledge to recruit and retain more women officers
Chief Warren Driechel commits to increasing women in sworn ranks beyond 30%, up from current 22% representation.
