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63D AGO

Alberta raises minimum liquor prices for first time since 2008

A 20-ounce beer now costs at least $5, up from $3.20. Calgary's mayor called the move the work of the province's 'fun police.'

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Alberta considers membership-based clinic model as doctor shortage deepens

Edmonton physicians are launching a private membership clinic to meet growing demand for primary care as the province faces a primary...

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Alberta politicians' expenses reveal lavish dinners and small surprises

A spending survey shows MLAs billed taxpayers for everything from $63 bison steaks to gum and doughnuts.

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Person of interest identified in child luring case

Edmonton police say the suspect in a June 14 incident involving two 14-year-old girls has been identified.

64D AGO

Oilers weighing Dickinson deal as free agency ramps up

Edmonton is close to re-signing centre Jason Dickinson after he was injured in the playoffs, though the term and money will determine if...

64D AGO

AGLC raises minimum drink prices for first time since 2008

Draft beer minimums jump from $3.20 to $5 per pint. Bottled and canned drinks rise to $4 from $2.75.

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Elks face unbeaten Alouettes in rain-soaked home opener

Edmonton embraced wet-weather practice all season. Saturday's forecast rain could give the Elks an edge against Montreal.

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Faded Traffic Lines Prompt Dozens of 311 Calls to City

Edmonton repaints roads twice yearly with acetone-based paint despite complaints about poor durability.

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New Signal Regiment Makes History at CFB Edmonton

Lt.-Col. Jason Chor takes command of 200 service members as the unit upgrades from squadron to regiment status.

65D AGO

Edmonton council pushes for mandatory vehicle speed limiters

Unable to use photo radar, city council voted unanimously to lobby Ottawa for speed limiters on all vehicles as extreme speeding has...

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Alberta's dual practice health model raises wait-time concerns

Starting this fall, Alberta will allow doctors to work in both public and private systems, but researchers warn the change may lengthen...

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Two youths charged in Facebook Marketplace iPhone robberies

Edmonton police arrested two boys on June 11 after investigating a series of robberies targeting iPhone sellers across the city.