Jaclyn Kucey
Digital Journalist
Jaclyn Kucey joined Global Edmonton in February 2024 as the Community Reporter.
Before joining the Global Edmonton team, Jaclyn worked as the community relations coordinator and videographer for Global Lethbridge.
Born and raised in Edmonton, Alta., she holds a Bachelor of Communications Studies from MacEwan University.
Growing up in the festival city, Jaclyn has always been involved in the arts, from attending live theatre to performing on stage at the Edmonton Fringe Festival.
Outside of work Jaclyn is an avid golfer and enjoys everything outdoors. She loves dogs, travel and living an active lifestyle while getting to know more about interesting people and places.
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Video Archives
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Edmonton woman hosts massive art sale
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Edmonton mayor proposes budget adjustments ahead of deliberations
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Edmonton mayor and council salaries will rise
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Edmonton council looks at options to decrease property tax increase
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Multi-vehicle hit and run in Edmonton ends with citizen arrest
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Posters lining downtown Edmonton street honour fallen soldiers
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Edmonton pub owner waits months for business licence
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Lonely Planet names Edmonton as a top 30 destination
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Federal, provincial governments chip in millions of dollars to help Jasper recover from wildfire
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City of Edmonton preparing for winter and snow
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Alberta flu, COVID vaccination rollout delayed by ‘distribution glitch’
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Organizers say CFR’s return to Edmonton was a success
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Queer History Month kicks off in Edmonton
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More than 30% of people who drive on Edmonton roads don’t live in the city
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Alberta doctors waiting for new provincial care model
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Alberta craft distillers calling for updated tax regulations
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Two Albertans appointed to Senate
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New fund aims to help expand Edmonton’s housing supply
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Edmonton city council votes to keep current transit rates
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City recommends scrapping 6-year-old waste facility
Author Archives
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Two pets still missing following fire that destroyed Edmonton family’s homeA black dog named Oden and a Siberian long-haird cat named Tiny are still missing following a fire early Wednesday that destroyed an Edmonton family's home.Canada1 hour
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Former soldier with PTSD one of 2 deaths at Edmonton Remand Centre in 2 daysNathaniel Burchat was in remand awaiting trial for assault charges when a fight with another inmate left the former soldier dead — one of two deaths in two days at the jail.CrimeDec 20
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Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi hints at Edmonton-Strathcona runAlberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi had a change in tune Saturday to previous statements when asked about a possible bid for former leader Rachel Notley's Edmonton-Strathcona seat.CanadaDec 14
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Edmonton woman buys 5,000 oil paintings and hosts massive art saleNicole Rice hosted a massive art sale this past weekend.CanadaDec 10
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Edmonton’s Old Strathcona neighbourhood shines bright for holiday seasonThe holiday spirit was shining bright on Saturday as Old Strathcona marked the start of the holiday season with the seventh annual Winter Whyte Light Up.LifestyleDec 2
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Alberta breaks out shovels, toboggans as winter blast hits provinceA thick blanket of snow covered most of Alberta on Saturday and had people out clearing sidewalks and taking full advantage of wintry weather at local sledding hills.WeatherNov 24
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Spruce Grove smokery gives back during holiday seasonThe Brickhouse Smokery is taking nominations of 100 unique wish lists, posting them to their front store window, and hoping the community will help fulfill the lists.FeaturesNov 22
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‘Here to Help’ campaign sees positive results for transit safety across ETSPeace officers with the Edmonton Transit Service stepped up their presence at eight transit centres across the city, contributing to a large drop in calls from those stations.CanadaNov 10
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Posters lining downtown Edmonton street honour fallen soldiers ahead of Remembrance DayA Remembrance Day poster program called "Our Heroes Your Heritage" is sharing the stories of Edmontonians who died in service and connecting people to Canada's military heritage.FeaturesNov 3
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Edmonton named as top destination by Lonely PlanetLonely planet cites the Fringe Festival, Old Strathcona and Ice District as some of the top attractions in it's latest edition of its Best in Travel winners.LifestyleOct 25
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Queer history month kicks off in the city of Edmonton"One of the best ways of reducing discrimination is by learning about history by learning about each other,” said Kristopher Wells as Edmonton celebrates Queer History Month.LifestyleOct 5
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Series of vehicle thefts near Alberta’s Smoky Lake have residents feeling unsafeResidents near Smoky Lake are sounding the alarm after a series of vehicle thefts at rural properties. Now the community is coming together, saying enough is enough.CrimeSep 27
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Alberta doctors risk closures while waiting for Physician Comprehensive Care ModelAlberta physicians say they can't wait any longer for the province's promised Physician Comprehensive Care Model, a model that would help ease current financial pressures.HealthSep 23
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Alberta craft distillers seek ‘equal playing field’, say dated regulations hurting businessAlberta's craft distillers say 20-year-old regulations are a threat to their industry's future. They say new rules are long overdue as the province reviews its options.CanadaSep 15
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City council votes to keep current Edmonton Transit ratesWednesday's vote came after the Edmonton Transit Service brought forward a report.PoliticsAug 28
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Edmonton councillor calls for stoppage to new capital project approvalsTim Cartmell announced a call to action outside of his Ward pihêsiwin jurisdiction at West Block Glenora, an area that has been dealing with delayed LRT construction since 2022.PoliticsAug 22
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Redwater cleans up after heavy rain, wind tears through Alberta communityEnvironment Canada said winds reached 80-100 km/hr, levelling multiple trees and powerlines around the Sturgeon County area. Clean up efforts are underway.WeatherAug 2
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A true battle of brain and brawn has Edmonton man in international ringLater this month, an Edmonton man is stepping into the international ring of a unique combination sport, hoping to get either a KO or a check mate.FeaturesJul 4
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Alberta tech company Wyvern hopes to build a better Earth from spaceAn Edmonton-based company made up of University of Alberta alumni is uncovering new insight into our planet with the first-ever commercial hyperspectral satellite.TechJun 27
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Freewill Shakespeare Festival goes on the road amid Hawrelak Park closureThrough rocky seas, unknown islands and magic, the Freewill Shakespeare Festival is bringing The Tempest to your doorstep this summer.FeaturesJun 19
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Edmonton aerial artist 1 of 25 accepted to National Circus SchoolAfter a grueling multi-day day audition process, 18-year-old Taija Graham is one of 25 performers to be accepted into the National School of Circus in Montreal.FeaturesJun 17
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Edmonton Elks try to recover low attendance and attract new fans for 2024 seasonAs Edmonton Oilers games sell out and demand for watch part space grows, the Elks have the opposite problem. Despite reducing seat capacity, fans still aren’t filling them.SportsJun 14
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Custom vehicle gives bikers who pass away ‘one last ride’One Last Ride Ltd. offers a hearse that carries a coffin, giving fallen bikers a final ride and honouring the activity they loved.FeaturesMay 31
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Edmonton boy finds ice age horse tooth fossil at Parkland County sports parkJulian Caners, 9, was rushing to soccer practice with his dad when he stumbled across a fossil at Meridian Sports Park near Stony Plain.ScienceMay 29
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Edmonton youth gets new lease on life with all-terrain wheelchairAn Edmonton youth who suffered a spinal cord injury now has the chance to regain some of the freedom he once had thanks to a new wheelchair.FeaturesMay 24