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Police investigating suspicious death in Wîhkwêntôwin
A 74-year-old man was found dead after officers responded to a family dispute call Monday afternoon.
Heavy rain floods basements across Edmonton region
ServiceMaster Restore says it's fielding over 50 calls daily as half a month's rain falls in one week.
Police seek two suspects in May convenience store assault
A clerk was stabbed during a May 21 robbery at a store near 157 Street and Stony Plain Road.
Teachers' groups condemn use of notwithstanding clause
More than 420,000 Canadian educators speak out against Alberta's move to end strike. Federal pressure mounting.
Heavy rain tests Edmonton's upgraded stormwater system
City's $1.6B infrastructure investment keeps flooding at bay as 70mm of rain falls in 48 hours. Yellowhead Trail reopens after brief closure.
Citadel's Collider Festival stages five new plays in June
Works in progress include a musical about Canada's $18.7M maple syrup heist, Austen prequel, and Agatha Christie comedy.
Police seek suspect in deliberately set downtown Edmonton fire
Investigators hunting man on orange Marin bike after May 10 blaze near Commonwealth Stadium. Surveillance footage released.
Turn Up Downtown launches 1,000+ summer events
City partners with arts council and business groups for campaign to revitalize core through live music, fitness, art classes, mini golf.
Electoral boundaries panel chair named despite transparency concerns
Former Alberta Justice Brian O'Ferrall appointed despite only two applicants and UCP donation history. Opposition raises credibility questions.
Roller disco takes over Rogers Place this month
Retro skating returns for second year with neon, disco balls, and two separate sessions. Family-friendly and 18+ options.
Rain tapers, but Yellowhead Trail still flooded
Heavy downpour submerged section near CN Rail Bridge. City crews working to reopen westbound lanes Tuesday.
54-40, Econoline Crush headline Taste of Edmonton
11-day food festival returns July 16-26 on Churchill Square with free nightly concerts and 49 food vendors.
