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Severe thunderstorms with double tornado risk target Edmonton region Saturday, July 18
Environment Canada warns of potentially explosive severe weather with MLCAPE values rarely seen in Alberta. Wind gusts up to 130 km/h...
Westbound Yellowhead Trail reopens after flood repairs between St. Albert Trail and 97 Street
The major commuter route was closed for extensive repairs following heavy rainfall damage. Traffic has resumed.
Elks surge to 5-1 with 19-17 win over Lions as Nathan Rourke gets hurt
Vincent Blanchard's four field goals lift Edmonton to sole first place in the CFL West Division.
Over 100 Telus World of Science staff get emergency relief fund after flooding closure
The Edmonton centre and union signed a letter of understanding to support workers laid off temporarily as the building remains closed.
Global Edmonton layoffs and control-room move to Toronto raise local news concerns
Parent company Corus Entertainment is cutting 28 jobs in Alberta and moving technical operations. The station will hire two digital journalists.
CFB Edmonton gets 36 new homes as part of $82B military housing boost
The homes feature high-performance energy efficiency and EV charging. The Canadian Forces Housing Agency plans to double the Edmonton...
Police investigating sudden death of baby boy in northeast Edmonton
Officers responded to a home on Friday morning after the child was found unresponsive. An autopsy is scheduled for July 20.
Sinkhole in Lauderdale caused by leaky pipe, not heavy rain: expert
A University of Alberta engineer says the nine-metre-deep hole resulted from a defective sewer pipe eroding soil. Repairs begin this week.
64-year-old couple dies together in north Edmonton apartment fire after car crash ruptures gas line
Surinderjit Kaur Bhandal, 64, and Major Singh Bhandal, 64, perished Monday when vehicle collision struck their building at 132 Avenue...
KDays kicks off Friday with Premier's pancake breakfast as festival opens for 10 days
Edmonton's largest festival launches with thousands attending opening day after weeks of rain; carnival rides, live music, and food...
Alberta's fiscal outlook 'changed dramatically' as higher oil prices could erase $9.4B deficit
With WTI crude averaging over $70 per barrel instead of budgeted $60.50, economists project a modest $5 billion surplus if prices hold...
Edmonton cyclists block street during bike lane protest at minister's Capilano meeting
A group of cyclists chanted "Bike lanes save lives" during Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen's Thursday neighbourhood tour,...
