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Police seek public's help locating missing man and two children last seen at Manning Town Centre
Scot MacDermid, 42, and his children George, 6, and Lesley, 9, vanished August 28. Police concerned for their welfare.
Edmontonians conflicted over budget priorities in city's engagement process with 12,000 responses
Over 70 per cent want winter road maintenance; 40 per cent open to cutting police funds. Council divided on what 'core services' means.
Alberta Health Services shuts down Hindu temple kitchen over dozen food safety violations
Bhartiya Cultural Society of Alberta's kitchen in south Edmonton closed August 28. Infractions included mouse droppings and improper dishwashing.
Black bear wanders Edmonton's northwest neighbourhoods overnight, no injuries reported
Animal spotted roaming Cumberland and Canossa between midnight and 1:30 a.m. Tuesday. Police and Fish and Wildlife alerted.
Metal lettering stolen from Valour Place, Edmonton charity serving veterans and first responders
The sign was taken from the brick wall outside the building on 111 Avenue. Valour Place, which opened in 2012, is asking the community...
Edmonton budget feedback reveals split on core services, with police spending most polarized
Councillors heard results from a months-long community survey Tuesday. Residents want better roads and stable taxes, but disagree...
Piano teacher Cassius Alleyne sentenced to 3½ years for sexually abusing 9-year-old student
Alleyne, 62, touched the girl between 10 and 20 times during lessons at her home between 2022 and 2023. Justice Kathryn Oviatt found him...
Edmonton Elks erase 18-point deficit to beat Calgary 38-28 on Labour Day
Justin Rankin's 50-yard touchdown with 4 minutes left gave the Elks their first lead. Edmonton (9-3) now leads the West Division.
Councillor proposes charging developers per tree felled in new Edmonton neighbourhoods
Ward Papastew Coun. Michael Janz wants a fee for each tree developers remove in new outskirts developments, arguing the city currently...
Vacant Parkview home burns hours after infill protest, fire cause unclear
A property slated for redevelopment caught fire early Monday, the day after nearly 200 residents gathered to oppose infill projects on...
Alberta's permanent time shift will wreak havoc on booking systems come November
Businesses across the province face digital calendar chaos when the seasonal clock change disappears Nov. 1.
Edmonton Elks aim to clinch playoff berth with Labour Day clash in Calgary
The Elks lead the CFL in turnover margin and face the Stampeders on Monday, Sept. 9 at McMahon Stadium.
