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Senior leaders of Edmonton infantry battalion removed pending investigation
Lt.-Col. Jason Hudson and Chief Warrant Officer Kim Doerr temporarily removed from 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
Police directed to formalize media accreditation policy after lengthy dispute
Edmonton Police Service will clarify how it grants and revokes press credentials following a four-year legal battle with The Progress...
Council loosens parking rules to encourage more child-care spaces
Parking requirements for daycares cut in half under changes aimed at making it easier for families to access care in their neighborhoods.
City faces $2.8B infrastructure renewal gap as aging pools deteriorate
Eight aquatic facilities over 50 years old need major repairs; council grapples with how to maintain service levels amid infrastructure...
Dragon boat club recovers five of seven missing boats after river surge
The Edmonton Dragon Boat Racing Club located five boats downstream late Tuesday after the North Saskatchewan River swept away their dock...
Edmonton Rowing Club dock found 300 km downstream after river surge
The dock, five metal boats, and dragon boats from a second club were discovered by a TV crew filming on the North Saskatchewan River.
Heavy rain could set Edmonton's wettest June on record
30-60 mm forecast this weekend as the region braces for potential flooding after already exceeding normal monthly rainfall.
Edmonton officer gets reprimand for erratic driving
Const. Tanelle Achtymichuk pleaded guilty to mischief after refusing a breath sample on Highway 2 in February 2024.
Alberta government backtracks on EMS integration plan
Province pauses controversial strategy affecting 7 communities after fierce local opposition to fire-ambulance service splits.
Alberta pauses ambulance contract overhaul for 7 communities
New budget benchmarks for integrated fire/EMS services delayed until 2028-29, giving municipalities more time to plan.
Three charged after $10M luxury car dealership fire
Calgary arson investigators identify suspects following March blaze that destroyed 25 vehicles at dealership.
Edmonton daycares need less parking under new rules
City council votes to cut on-site parking requirements, hoping to make drop-offs walkable and bikeable.
