Two men arrested, warrants issued for a third in northeast Edmonton homicide
Edmonton police have charged three men in the slaying of a 32-year-old man found dead in the northeast part of
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Jackie Carmichael
05:24
Tim Hortons customers in southeast Edmonton may have been exposed to hepatitis A
Health officials are warning of possible hepatitis A exposure to diners who ate at a Tim Hortons in southeast Edmonton
Jackie Carmichael
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Say their names: Mayerthorpe 20 years after the most violent moment in Canadian law enforcement history
It’s been two decades since the gut-wrenching news shocked the nation: the worst-ever murder in Canadian law enforcement history. Something
Jackie Carmichael
17:27
Alberta lithium poised to influence Trump tariff trends
When it comes to the long view on tariff wars, Alberta lithium could be Canada’s ace in the hole. Or
Jackie Carmichael
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Striking CUPE workers take exception to Horner’s comments about ‘part-time work’
Lots of our support staff are utilizing the food bank to support their lack of income...
Jackie Carmichael
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Romance of the rails: Train from Edmonton to Vancouver a winter wonderland
It’s a very western glimpse of Canada, from the backside of Edmonton to the last kilometres into Jasper, lined with
Jackie Carmichael
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‘Safety risk’: Edmonton’s Christmastime apartment ‘evacuation’ displaces 25 children
This decision was not taken lightly, but ultimately this is not a safe space for the residents, especially children and
Jackie Carmichael
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How an Edmonton couple raised their disabled daughter differently
Emma and Joe Pivato have designed a house and a life around the needs of a daughter born with a
Jackie Carmichael
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‘Everybody is in a giving mood’: Edmonton’s Sikh community partners with food bank, opens new Gurdwara
With a growing community comes growing need—and growing generosity, Sikh community leader Gursharan Buttar said last week...
Jackie Carmichael
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Feds, First Nations mark $1.4 billion ‘cows and plows’ settlement
Alberta First Nations representatives and federal ministers gathered Friday to settle a $1.4-billion debt almost as old as Confederation. An
