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Severe thunderstorms threaten Alberta foothills and east
Environment Canada warns of hail up to 3 cm and wind gusts to 90 km/h across two regions; Edmonton area expected to escape today's storms.
Alberta funds police crackdown on organized crime targeting South Asians
The province is sending $8 million to four police forces to tackle extortion and intimidation in the South Asian community.
Driver dies after hitting construction platform on Highway 16
A 44-year-old Spruce Grove man was killed when his SUV struck a stationary scissor lift early Thursday near Highway 60.
Albertans to vote on separation this fall
Premier Smith's referendum plan puts a separation question atop a stack of 10 color-coded ballots on October 19.
Five standout events to anchor your weekend
UFest Ukrainian Festival, Edmonton Drag Festival, and an Elks home opener round out a full slate from May 29 to 31.
Autopsy complete in death of three-year-old at 91 Street building
The cause remains undetermined pending toxicology; neighbors describe a unit wracked by violence, drug use, and instability.
Folk Fest 2026 lineup drops with Nathaniel Rateliff, Cat Power, and 58 more artists
The 48th edition runs August 6-9 at Gallagher Park with 60 artists across four days. Tickets go on sale June 6.
Zebra Centre welcomes Nitro, latest trauma-support dog
New canine recruit helps children through court appearances and trauma recovery.
School bus driver is East Turkistan's exiled prime minister
Abdulahat Nur drives kids to school in north Edmonton while leading international diplomatic efforts.
Zebra Centre's new therapy dog helps traumatized children in court
Nitro joins the Zebra Child and Youth Advocacy Centre's 'buddy dog' program, providing comfort to kids giving testimony in court proceedings.
Evan Bouchard knocked out of World Championship by illegal hit
Oilers defenceman suffers serious injury representing Canada; USA player ejected for check to head.
Family of deceased son demands action on lethal online substances
Years after Kenneth Law's arrest, advocates say Canada still has dangerous gaps in online regulation.
