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No Alberta corrections officer had died in transport until Thursday's collision
Two officers and an inmate killed in minivan-truck crash near Provost; first in-custody transport fatality in the province's history.
Boardwalk Centre residents demand repairs after July storm floods units
Several tenants in the Jasper Avenue highrise are living with damaged ceilings and walls. One resident's 17th-floor balcony wall was...
184 Street overpass over Yellowhead closing for three months starting Aug. 10
The City of Edmonton is shutting down the bridge for rehabilitation work. Drivers will need to detour using Anthony Henday, 156 Street,...
Edmonton liquor store owner killed in suspected robbery; community mourns Sukhjit Randhawa
48-year-old business owner was attacked after trying to stop a theft at Connect Liquor Store on 112 Avenue Wednesday. A 22-year-old has...
Anti-Islamic graffiti sprayed outside north Edmonton daycare for second time in two months
The Edmonton Islamic Academy's daycare was vandalized again last week with hateful messaging. Police investigate the earlier June...
Two correctional officers and an offender killed in transfer accident from Edmonton women's prison
Correctional Service Canada mourns the loss of two officers and an inmate in a tragic accident during a transfer from Edmonton...
Woman stabbed to death at Edmonton women's shelter in rare homicide
A 27-year-old woman was fatally stabbed outside a safehouse in west Edmonton on July 26. A witness watched the attack unfold and later...
Alberta's opioid crisis deepens as EMS responds to record 10,562 calls in 2025
Edmonton accounts for nearly 70% of province's opioid-related EMS responses. Carfentanil presence in deaths jumped from 17% to 89% in one year.
Edmonton police warn of grandparent scam surge targeting seniors with 31% increase
EPS reports 21 cases in two months. Scammers impersonate police, demand immediate payment for purported bail.
Homicide detectives investigate death of 48-year-old man found in central Edmonton
Man discovered with serious injuries near 112 Avenue and 82 Street Wednesday afternoon; died in hospital. Autopsy scheduled.
Edmonton housing market cools as sales slip and condo inventory swells
Sales fell 7.6 percent in July from June and 11 percent year-over-year as inventory climbed 17.9 percent from last summer.
Alberta launches review after child hit with belt at three Mennonite schools
A supervisor at a Fort Vermilion school was charged with assault with a weapon over the use of physical discipline known as 'the strap.'
