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Police warn of slippery roads after freezing rain hits Edmonton, surrounding areas
Police in and around Edmonton warned of slippery roads conditions Monday afternoon after rain moved through the region earlier in the day. Continue reading
48-year-old Christmas gift from girl who dumped Edmonton man to finally be opened
Is it a photo? A book? Chocolates? After 48 years, Adrian Pearce will finally find out what is inside the present given to him by an ex-girlfriend in 1970. Continue reading
Edmonton group home worker accused of molesting, making child porn with 11-year-old in his care
An Edmonton group home worker was arrested and charged with allegedly sexually assaulting and making child porn with a youth in his care. Continue reading
Suncor assessing impact of Alberta’s move to cut oil production 8.7% next year
Suncor Energy says it’s assessing the impact of the Alberta government’s move to curtail oil production by 8.7 per cent next year. Continue reading
Heavy snowfall triggers Edmonton’s first parking ban of the season
The seasonal parking ban will go into effect early Tuesday morning, after 20 to 30 centimetres of snow fell in the Edmonton region this past weekend. Continue reading
Pro-oil demonstration as natural resources minister speaks to Edmonton business leaders
Protestors demonstrated in downtown Edmonton Friday morning outside the building where Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi was speaking before business leaders. Continue reading
Crisis calls to Alberta women’s shelters up 10% in 2 years
Women in Alberta are facing an increasing risk of being murdered by an intimate partner and crisis calls are up 10 per cent in two years, according to new data released by Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters. Continue reading
Edmonton man, 61, killed in collision on Hwy. 43
A 61-year-old man from Edmonton died in a two-vehicle collision on Highway 43 near Gunn Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Son of man killed in Leduc workplace accident shares grief: ‘Things they don’t tell you when your parent dies’
The day after his father died in a workplace accident in Leduc, Cody Bondarchuk began to share his grief and frustration in a series of raw, yet eloquent tweets. Continue reading
AHS to build centralized drug production facility in Edmonton
Alberta Health Services says a centralized drug production facility in Edmonton will free up nurses from preparing medicines so they can spend more time with patients. Continue reading
Teen critically injured, minivan heavily damaged in Yellowhead Trail collision
A 19-year-old was sent to hospital in life-threatening condition after the minivan he was driving lost control and crashed into a light pole early Monday morning in northeast Edmonton. Continue reading
Freedom Mobile launches 100 GB promotion in latest challenge to Big 3 rivals
The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading
Give Me Shelter campaign to help victims of domestic violence enters 15th year
For the 15th year, Global Edmonton’s annual “Give Me Shelter” campaign to help hundreds of women and children who are escaping domestic violence is underway. Continue reading
Snow and ice cause delays, school bus cancellations in Edmonton region
As of Friday morning, Environment Canada snowfall warnings were in effect to the west, south and east of Edmonton as well as in central Alberta. Continue reading
2 scramble crosswalks added by Rogers Place in downtown Edmonton
Two new pedestrian scramble crosswalks have opened near Rogers Place, which should help quickly move people going to and from events at the downtown Edmonton arena. Continue reading
