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Bomb threat prompted Edmonton police presence at Pride parade last weekend
Festival organizers say they weighed cancelling the event entirely but decided fear shouldn't remove pride from the streets.
ASIRT investigating after man shot dead by Edmonton police near Stony Plain Road
57-year-old exited hotel room with scissors during weapons complaint response; two officers discharged firearms. No officers or...
Man charged with sexual assault of minor released on conditions; Edmonton police seek additional complainants
Marklester Cruz, 41, arrested in July; court restrictions prohibit him from parks, schools, and contact with minors. Police believe he...
Recovery Alberta permanently closes Edmonton's largest addiction treatment centre, removing 600 from wait list
Henwood Treatment Centre has stopped accepting patients following June flooding; staff and people seeking treatment left in the dark...
25 places in Edmonton area actively hiring for hundreds of jobs this September
From Stantec's 120+ positions to AgeCare's 60+ roles, major employers across Edmonton and Spruce Grove are recruiting hard for the fall.
Kenilworth residents oppose three-storey, seven-unit infill; builder ordered unsafe property demolished
Southeast Edmonton neighbours filed an appeal over the density, citing traffic and parking concerns, while city and fire officials had...
Edmonton councillors weigh scaling back $100M bike lane expansion, eyeing 14-route removal
City administrators recommend a "modified approach" to the 2022 active transportation plan, citing provincial Traffic Safety Act changes...
Edmonton mulls accelerating $1.6B storm-water plan after record summer floods damage dozens of homes
EPCOR is looking at speeding up upgrades to the city's aging storm-water network after June and July brought 500 mm of rain—the highest...
Alberta premier resists 'Team Canada' energy-export strategy as trade war deepens
Danielle Smith says cutting off U.S. oil and gas would harm Canada, positioning Alberta differently from Ontario and other provinces...
Wizard Lake beach closed due to elevated bacteria; swimming advised against
Alberta Health Services has issued an immediate water quality advisory for Jubilee Park beach on Wizard Lake south of Edmonton after...
Primary Care Alberta partners with Obesity Canada to coordinate provincial treatment pathways
The memorandum of understanding aims to educate health workers and reduce stigma around obesity, described as one of Alberta's most...
U of A opens $16.8M First Peoples' House on campus, marking reconciliation milestone
The 40,000-square-foot building opens to over 2,000 Indigenous students with sacred healing spaces, gyms, and study areas.
