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Vancouver reader hit by car seeks answers as police stall investigation
A plumber struck by a hit-and-run driver 10 months ago is waiting for Edmonton police to complete their investigation while injuries...
Two more Edmonton-area men charged with first-degree murder in 2020 poisoning death
Harmanjot Chumber, 24, and Dalvir Sidhu, 33, are facing charges in the death of 18-year-old Sahil Grewal, who consumed a toxic mixture...
Alberta allows self-referral for private health testing starting Friday to reduce wait times
Albertans can now pay out-of-pocket for MRI, CT, ultrasound, and X-ray scans without a physician referral, though critics warn it will...
KDays draws 730,000 people despite extreme heat and thunderstorms
The 10-day festival wrapped with sold-out music shows, nearly 704,000 mini donuts consumed, and an estimated $25 million economic impact.
Edmonton's credit rating holds steady at AA+ with strong financial management
S&P Global confirmed the city's credit rating Monday, citing transparent budgeting and strong liquidity despite rising debt from major...
Alberta's new temporary teaching certificates draw 89 applications in first six weeks
Since June 1, final-year Bachelor of Education students can apply for developmental certificates to teach before completing their...
City apologizes after dismantling approved teen memorial in southwest Edmonton
Ellen Metcalfe's roadside memorial to her 13-year-old grandson Adam Edhi was removed in April without family contact, then returned...
Severe thunderstorm floods Edmonton streets, closes major roads Saturday night
Nearly 30mm of rain in one hour caused flooding on Yellowhead, Whitemud, and Groat Road; Post Malone concert cancelled; power outages...
Edmonton Stingers host Saskatoon Mamba Friday; riverboat cruises and Fort Edmonton Park return this week
CEBL basketball tips off at the Expo Centre. Plus river cruises with live music, wrestling matches, brewery tours on the High Level...
Alberta ERs still waiting for promised triage liaison physicians six months later
The province and Alberta Medical Association agreed on payment but remain at odds over implementation. Overcrowding mirrors peak...
Whitemud Drive flooded and shut down after severe Saturday night storm
Geysers of water shot from manholes as underpasses filled; firefighters rescued people stranded on embankments.
Indigenous vendors and artists fill KDays with music, food, and traditional crafts
This year's KDays features Indigenous vendors, artists, and entrepreneurs throughout the fairgrounds in partnership with Indigenous...
