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Study shows Canadians are paying more for data than most other countries
A recent study shows that Canadians are paying much more compared to more than 200 other nations — and that isn’t sitting well with some Edmontonians. Continue reading
Mixed reaction to Edmonton’s mandatory mask bylaw on Day 1
Edmonton’s mandatory face mask bylaw took effect Saturday. Continue reading
Edmonton bank blocks sitting space with metal triangle barriers
A new addition in front the CIBC on Jasper Avenue is getting all sorts of attention for the wrong reasons. Continue reading
Coronavirus: University of Alberta study finds growing public support for face masks
As Edmontonians continue to navigate the new normal, a local study suggests that more Canadians are embracing the use of face masks. Continue reading
Being a hub city may not bring big financial boost to Edmonton: sports economist
With Edmonton being selected as an NHL hub city, many are looking forward to not only hockey but also the financial benefits that come with it. But one sports economist says the financial boost will be minimal. Continue reading
Affordable housing project breaks ground in Edmonton
Edmonton broke ground on its latest affordable housing complex that will provide 120 homes to families struggling financially in the capital region. Continue reading
Edmonton business owner gets idea for urban farming from Yukon
An Edmonton business owner is introducing high-tech cargo containers capable of producing more than 100 pounds of food a week. Continue reading
Edmonton shoe store wants to leave after landlord opts out of federal rent relief program
A longtime Edmonton shoe store is wanting to vacate its downtown location, after not being able to tap into the federal government’s rent relief program. Continue reading
Ice at Edmonton’s Terwillegar rec centre is part of Oilers NHL hub city bid
It is expected that Edmonton and Toronto will be named NHL hub cities within the next few days. Continue reading
Black trans lives matter rally held in Edmonton
“We need people to understand that we are human beings like anybody else and we deserve to be respected and we demand to be protected.” Continue reading
Edmonton family says senior scammed into buying $4K in Sephora gift cards
An Edmonton family says their 85-year-old mother-in-law was scammed into buying $4,000 in Sephora gift cards. Continue reading
4 Edmonton-area movie theatres reopen with COVID-19 prevention measures
After months of being closed, some movie theatres in the Edmonton area are welcoming guests back. Continue reading
Taste of Edmonton, Heritage Festival face financial hardship — one may call it quits for good
Two major festivals in Edmonton are facing a cash crunch. With celebrations on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, at least one group says it is on the verge of folding for good. Continue reading
Indigenous chef from Edmonton looks to break racial barriers with pop-up restaurant
While many people celebrate either inside their homes or online, chef Scott Iserhoff decided to offer up a pop-up restaurant to share his Indigenous culture. Continue reading
Southeast Edmonton residents speak out against supportive housing complex
Community members in Edmonton’s King Edward Park are worried a proposed supportive housing complex will spark an increase in crime, but the city says there is no evidence to support that. Continue reading