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Edmonton cyclists pack council chambers to defend bike lane expansion against provincial threat
More than 60 speakers urged city to hold the line on active transportation as Alberta prepares legislation to override municipal...
Sea of Alberta flags fills legislature grounds as separatist rally draws standing-room crowd
With seven weeks until the October 19 referendum, thousands gathered Saturday to support Alberta independence. Premier Smith says she...
One person arrested after vandalism damages Edmonton's 100 Street Funicular
Twenty-one glass panels shattered in what city officials say was damage carried out over several days. Repair costs keep climbing.
How repeated overdoses injure the brain — and why a monthly shot could change that
An Alberta addiction specialist warns that survivors of multiple overdoses may face lasting brain damage. A single monthly injection of...
Historic Edmonton cabin from the 1950s was built with spruce logs from near Drayton Valley
The Northern Alberta Pioneers and Descendants Association Cabin on Scona Hill has deep roots in Alberta's homesteading history,...
Racism toward immigrants rising in Alberta as referendum on separation nears October vote
Hate incidents and crimes are up; Sikh leaders say anti-Sikh hate has moved from online forums to real-world violence, citing recent...
Henwood treatment centre will reopen after flood damage repairs, Recovery Alberta says
Northeast Edmonton addiction facility suspended operations in June after flooding; remediation and renovations estimated to take 1 to 2...
Edmonton-born man detained for 10 months by U.S. immigration returns to Canada
Curtis Wright, held at ICE detention facilities in Texas since November, was deported to Canada after an old drug conviction resurfaced;...
Windstorm tears through IgNite Night Market in southwest Edmonton, vendors scramble to recover
Powerful winds reached 60 km/h Thursday night, flattening vendor booths and scattering merchandise ahead of the market's Friday opening.
Man charged in north-central Edmonton arson spree that damaged multiple homes
A 25-year-old faces five criminal charges after fires set on Aug. 19 forced residents to evacuate and caused minor property damage nearby.
Edmonton residents deeply divided on transit spending, policing, and bike lanes in budget survey
Nearly 12,000 Edmontonians participated in spring consultations revealing stark splits on police funding, age-based transit views, and...
Headstone of Edmonton woman buried in 1932 mysteriously resurfaces in stranger's backyard
Terry Avery found the granite fragment of Henrietta Julia Macdougall's headstone in his son's Strathearn yard and tracked down her...
