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• Alberta to make COVID-19 vaccines available to kids under 5 on Aug. 2

  Alberta children between six months and five years old will be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine starting Aug. 2, the province confirmed Friday.

  Health

  Jul 29
• Edmonton police chief calls for controlled entrances at liquor stores industry-wide

  Controlled entrances require a person to scan their identification before they can enter the store.

  Crime

  Jul 29
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• 2 killed, 2 others injured in collision along Highway 16 west of Edmonton

  Two people were killed and two more injured after a car ran a stop sign and was hit by another car on the Yellowhead in Parkland County Thursday afternoon.

  Traffic

  Jul 28
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• Details of COVID-19 vaccine rollout for kids under 5 coming in ‘next few days’: Alberta Health

  Alberta Health said details of its rollout plan for COVID-19 vaccines for those under the age of five will be released "in the next few days."

  Health

  Jul 28
• Alberta expands eligibility of monkeypox vaccine

  The Alberta government is expanding the eligibility criteria of the monkeypox vaccine to those at high risk for exposure to the virus.

  Health

  Jul 28
• Much of Alberta under heat warnings, including Edmonton and Calgary

  Heat warnings stretch from areas as far north as Peace River and Wabasca, south through the Edmonton, Red Deer and Calgary regions and into High River and Claresholm.

  Weather

  Jul 27
• Edmonton man faces sex assault, child pornography charges; ALERT believes there are more victims

  ALERT said an investigation by its Internet Child Exploitation unit, which began in June, identified at least six victims of child luring and sexual assault.

  Crime

  Jul 27
• Edmonton Oilers sign Jesse Puljujarvi to 1-year contract

  The Edmonton Oilers have signed winger Jesse Puljujarvi to a one-year contract worth $3 million.

  Sports

  Jul 26
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• Evacuation order lifted in Clearwater County as Nordegg wildfire being held

  Residents and visitors in this area were forced to flee last Wednesday evening due to a wildfire burning near Nordegg.

  Environment

  Jul 26
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• Kayaker found dead near Jasper National Park’s Sunwapta Falls

  Jasper RCMP say a 39-year-old kayaker was found dead after he failed to meet up with his driver over the weekend.

  Canada

  Jul 26
• Body of missing paddle boarder recovered from lake at Elk Island National Park

  Parks Canada, along with their cadaver dog and a provincial dive team, recovered the body of the missing 42-year-old man from Astotin Lake shortly after noon Monday. 

  Canada

  Jul 25
• Keystone pipeline resumes normal operations after power supply damaged

  TC Energy said Saturday is has safely resumed normal operations of the Keystone pipeline system after a power outage last weekend.

  Canada

  Jul 25
• No injuries reported after power lines fall on CTrain

  Calgary fire officials say no injuries were reported when power lines fell onto a CTrain near SAIT Sunday night, trapping passengers inside the train.

  Traffic

  Jul 25
• Guten Tag! New direct flight between Edmonton and Frankfurt coming in 2023

  New non-stop service between the Edmonton International Airport and Frankfurt, Germany will be offered starting next year.

  Canada

  Jul 22
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• K-Days returns to Edmonton for 1st fair since 2019

  It's been three years since one of Edmonton's biggest summer festivals has operated in the city and organizers are gearing up for a busy 10 days of fun.

  Features

  Jul 22
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• Alberta patients experience ‘very long’ wait times for care in emergency departments: AMA survey

  A survey released Friday by the Alberta Medical Association takes a closer look at how patients feel about the state of emergency care in the province.

  Health

  Jul 22
• Edmonton couple facing additional charges in human trafficking case; 3rd suspect charged

  An Edmonton couple charged earlier this year with human trafficking and child pornography-related offences is facing a combined 17 additional charges.

  Crime

  Jul 21
• Feds announce $100M to expand cargo, logistics handling at Edmonton International Airport

  Federal Minister of Transportation Omar Alghabra said Thursday the funding will come from the National Trade Corridors Fund. 

  Canada

  Jul 21
• What you need to know about Pope Francis’ mass in Edmonton

  Preparations are well underway for the Pope's mass at Commonwealth Stadium and the city has released details those attending the mass, and those in the area, will need to know. 

  Canada

  Jul 21
• Vandalized transformer led to Keystone pipeline operating at reduced rate

  An American utility company says vandalism to a transformer led to a power disruption which has forced the Keystone pipeline to operate at a reduced rate.

  Canada

  Jul 20
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• RCMP investigate fatal collision near Camrose

  The collision happened on Highway 21 between Township Road 470 and Township Road 474, just northwest of Camrose.

  Traffic

  Jul 20
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• Edmonton reminds drivers how to safely pass cyclists on the street

  With warm weather heating up and more cyclists and scooters on the roads, the City of Edmonton is reminding drivers how to safely pass others on the road.

  Traffic

  Jul 19
• Alberta to offer 2nd COVID-19 booster to everyone 18+

  Albertans 18 and older will soon be eligible for their second COVID-19 vaccine booster dose.

  Health

  Jul 19
• Rolling Alberta highway closures planned for Pope’s upcoming visit to Edmonton area

  Rolling closures mean some highways will be closed before and after the Pope's motorcade travels through any given region. The QEII and Highway 16 are among the affected highways.

  Traffic

  Jul 19
• Keystone pipeline operating at reduced rate due to damaged power supply in South Dakota

  TC Energy said it was made aware Sunday of a non-operation incident resulting from third-party damage to the power supply at a facility on the Keystone Pipeline System.

  Canada

  Jul 18