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Edmonton teacher arrested on child porn charges after fleeing
Jimmy Buena, who taught at St. Oscar Romero Catholic High School, was detained at the airport in April after a warrant was issued last June.
Apartments and condos saddled with illegal dumping, city seeks fixes
Property managers report hiring private waste companies to handle dumping, with costs ultimately passed to residents.
Downtown Edmonton parking lot rezoning approved ahead of deadline
City council votes to allow continued surface parking at six lots near 115 Street and Jasper Avenue while high-rise development proceeds.
Four-year-old girl killed in north Edmonton collision
Child struck by Jeep in parking lot near 66 Street and 170 Avenue Sunday; driver remained at scene.
Teen canoeists retrace Treaty 6 route, discover themselves along the way
Thirty Lloydminster students paddled 350 kilometres down the North Saskatchewan River to mark 150 years since Treaty 6, and left changed.
Tim and The Glory Boys headline Spruce Grove Canada Day
The bluegrass act tops the bill at Jubilee Park on July 1, with local rock band Achilles Last Stand and country trio The Heels also performing.
Four NDP MLAs announce they won't seek re-election
Edmonton and Calgary representatives including former cabinet ministers Lori Sigurdson and Marlin Schmidt are stepping back from...
Rice Howard Way's Summer Block Party series launches Saturday
Downtown Edmonton's new entertainment district opens its free weekly parties this weekend with live music, local art, and pride celebrations.
Oilers coaching search: what's next after Babcock saga
With Vegas now out of the playoffs, Edmonton may pursue Bruce Cassidy as coach while Mike Babcock's NHL investigation continues.
Freewill Shakespeare returns to Hawrelak Park this week
After a three-year closure for $134.5M in upgrades, the festival kicks off Wednesday with a newly renovated Heritage Amphitheatre.
Retired EPS detective sentenced for leaking case details
Bill Clark, 45-year veteran, received conditional discharge after admitting he shared confidential database information with Global News.
Council to tackle budget adjustments, transit garage expansion
Edmonton city council will consider new projects totalling $45 million and examine options to restore the southeast transit garage to...
