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Last Edmonton festival wraps up ahead of 3-year Hawrelak Park closureHawrelak Park will close for three years on March 13, 2023, so that the city can do extensive rehabilitation work.CanadaFeb 20, 2023
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Edmonton man attempts to break own record for longest self-caught frisbee toss on skatesThe wind was against him Saturday, but Frisbee Rob did his best to try and break his old world record.SportsFeb 11, 2023
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Heritage Festival moving to Borden Park, Exhibition Lands for 3 years due to Hawrelak Park closureThe festival move is required because the City of Edmonton is closing Hawrelak Park for three years in order to carry out an extensive rehabilitation project.LifestyleNov 10, 2022
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City of Edmonton staff proposes modest $7.75B capital budget for 2023-2026'Like all Edmontonians, the city is dealing with economic uncertainty and inflation, and this capital proposal responds to these challenges.'MoneyOct 20, 2022
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Why dangerous chemicals from the U of A needed to be detonated at Hawrelak ParkEarly in the morning on Nov. 27, a convoy of Edmonton police, EMS and fire vehicles made its way from the University of Alberta to Hawrelak Park with dangerous chemicals on board.CanadaDec 26, 2021
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Edmonton closer than ever to making Hawrelak Park lake more useableAfter decades of debate, Edmonton city councillors could be close to making the lake at Hawrelak Park useable year-round.EnvironmentAug 18, 2021
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Pinot in the park: City of Edmonton open drinking pilot program one step closer to realityIf approved, the City of Edmonton would allow alcohol consumption from May 28 to Oct. 11 at 47 picnic sites in seven parks along the North Saskatchewan River valley.ConsumerApr 15, 2021
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Edmonton city council looking to loosen liquor laws in parks this summerCoun. Jon Dziadyk plans to introduce a motion Monday, exploring the possibility of relaxing alcohol consumption laws in public parks.CanadaJan 23, 2021
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Edmontonians find ways to celebrate Thanksgiving during pandemicEdmontonians found ways to celebrate Thanksgiving, even if it meant sitting outside in the cold.CanadaOct 12, 2020
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Ribbon cut at Edmonton’s newest pavilion built to celebrate a century of community leaguesThe $4.5 million plaza was developed to celebrate 100 years of community leagues in Edmonton.CanadaOct 3, 2020
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