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U of A Hospital Gets Alberta's First Photon-Counting CT Scanner
The University of Alberta Hospital installed Alberta's first photon-counting CT scanner in the Suncor Energy Diagnostics Imaging Unit,...
FlixBus Launches Daily Edmonton-to-Jasper Route
Starting Thursday, June 18, intercity bus service FlixBus will run daily round-trip service between Edmonton and Jasper National Park...
City Launches Safe Spaces Plan for 2SLGBTQIA+ Community
Edmonton council unanimously approved a $750,000 action plan Wednesday to make city facilities and services more inclusive, with another...
Works Festival Returns to Churchill Square This Month
North America's largest free outdoor art festival runs June 20–July 1 at Churchill Square with sand sculptures, live painting, and...
Funnel Clouds Possible Across Central Alberta Wednesday
Environment Canada warns conditions Wednesday favour weak tornadoes across a wide swath of central and southern Alberta. Landspouts are...
Edmonton slips to rank #12 nationally as renter interest cools
Edmonton dropped out of Canada's top 10 rental markets for the first time in several quarters, with page views and saved searches...
Youth homelessness in Alberta demands better prevention and faster intervention, says child advocate
Alberta's Office of the Child and Youth Advocate released a report based on stories from 156 young people who experienced homelessness,...
Alberta's pharmacy dispensing fees increase for first time in a decade
Maximum dispensing fees rise from $12.15 to $12.35 for short-term prescriptions under a new three-year deal between the province and pharmacists.
A little girl's death exposes fractures in how Edmonton handles child safety
Nina Dumais, 8, died after months of abuse in care, sparking a public clash between police and prosecutors over how justice should respond.
Edmonton's July packed with live theatre, soccer watch parties, and comedy
From the Freewill Shakespeare Festival to the Grindstone Comedy Festival, the city's summer calendar fills with outdoor performances and...
Two Edmonton teens charged after AI used to create fake intimate images of classmates
Two 14-year-olds face child sexual exploitation charges after allegedly using AI software to generate sexualized images of female...
South Edmonton residents fight $10M bus-only lane plan
The Terwillegar Drive project opens Monday for one bus line, but residents say it's a waste of taxpayer money.
