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Alberta public service managers received 12.6% pay raise in December
Executive director salaries jumped from $136k–$179k to $153k–$202k last year. The government cited recruitment and retention challenges...
Detached homes leading Edmonton's hot real estate market
May sales climbed as prices rose across the board, with single-family homes outpacing other property types.
Ice District to host 97 free World Cup watch parties
The Oilers Entertainment Group is bringing the same playoff energy to soccer fans starting June 11.
Range Road 253 deteriorating into rutted mess from airport traffic
Rural south Edmonton gravel road has become a popular shortcut but infrastructure can't handle the volume, residents say.
Albertans demand stronger safeguards for voter data after breach
Poll shows two-thirds want political parties held to same privacy laws as other businesses.
Alberta gets D-minus for poverty, food insecurity worsens
Food Banks Canada's report card blames healthcare costs, housing affordability, and deepening food insecurity across the province.
Senior found dead in Glenora condo, man charged with murder
A 74-year-old was discovered at Glenora Gates after police responded to a family dispute elsewhere in the city.
Khazana closes after years of downtown construction disruption
Long-standing downtown restaurant shuts down citing prolonged LRT and park construction as untenable impact on business.
Yellowhead underpass closed after heavy rain fills roadway
City closes stretch of major highway due to water accumulation and risk of hydroplaning in Yellowhead underpass.
Man charged in southside infill arson spree
Edmonton police lay 27 charges related to a series of fires that destroyed eight homes and caused $8M in damages.
Privacy watchdog calls voter list leak 'worst breach in Canadian history'
Over 400 Albertans report safety fears after provincial voter data leaked to separatist groups.
First Nations fight Alberta separation to protect treaty rights
Indigenous leaders argue provincial referendum on separation violates nation-to-nation agreements signed over a century ago.
