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Edmonton Meals on Wheels begins serving hot lunches to students at St. Teresa of Calcutta school
The organization, which has spent five decades delivering meals to seniors, is now feeding students four days a week as food insecurity...
Edmonton police ask court to order homeless man to pay $8,400 before proceeding with lawsuit
Dwayne Cardinal, who receives less than $600 monthly, is suing over a 2024 encampment cleanup arrest. Police want him to post security...
Edmonton father-son duo launch free financial planning app for Canadians earning below $500,000
PlanDIY is designed to serve people overlooked by traditional advisers who target high-net-worth clients exclusively.
Alberta announces $2.4 million for gambling addiction treatment at Brick House Recovery Centre
The province is funding expanded programs ahead of iGaming operator payments, as Alberta expects $76 million in online gaming revenue this year.
Judge orders former AHS CEO Mentzelopoulos to return dozens of privileged documents
Justice Michael Lema ruled that 46 documents must be returned, destroyed, or deleted. The dispute centers on whether they contain legal...
A trench caved in at an Edmonton infill site and a worker died. Safety rules were ignored.
Brian Frederick Tomyn was killed in a four-metre-deep excavation at Westmount. The site lacked basic protections required by law.
Premier Smith pitches autonomy for Alberta cities at municipal leaders convention in Edmonton
At the annual Alberta Municipalities' Convention, Smith touted new relationships with both local and federal governments while pledging...
Edmonton's housing affordability could hold steady for the next decade, CMHC says
A federal report finds Edmonton leading major Canadian markets with no measurable supply gap, suggesting current building pace can...
Edmonton mayor opposes private council briefings; Smith proposes governance overhaul
Mayor Knack pushes back on Premier Smith's proposal to eliminate private council sessions; municipalities urge stability.
ASIRT investigating fatal police shooting in Donsdale; woman and infant also injured
ASIRT investigates after Edmonton police shoot armed man in Donsdale; woman and infant suffer non-life-threatening injuries.
Keillor Point viewing platform partially closes due to erosion from summer storms
City of Edmonton shuts off portion of "The End of the World" west-side viewpoint after slope deterioration threatens safety. Main trail...
Grey Nuns Hospital name carries centuries of care, from St. Albert orphanage to downtown Edmonton
Sisters of Charity of Montreal arrived in 1859, established orphanage in St. Albert in 1863. Hospital opened downtown in 1895.
