35th annual Edmonton Toy Run revs up 630CHED Santas Anonymous campaign
For the 35th time, Edmonton’s motorcyclists will hit the road for 630CHED Santas Anonymous. Continue reading
Parents suing Alberta education officials say son locked naked in seclusion room
A mother and father hope policies around seclusion rooms will change and they’ve launched a lawsuit against the Alberta government and a school district over the treatment of their son. Continue reading
Edmonton safe injection sites see heavy traffic since opening
The results are in for the first few month’s of Edmonton’s first supervised injection sites. Continue reading
Alberta education minister insists his government is tackling crowded classrooms
The Alberta education minister is working towards reducing the number of students per class across the province. Continue reading
One cigarette causes $1M in damages in southeast Edmonton
Four buildings were caught up in a blaze that start at 193 Avenue and 67 Street. Continue reading
Cannabis potency tests improving as legalization gets closer
A team of researchers is working to streamline the process of analyzing cannabis products so they can be cleared to go to market. Continue reading
Alternative dispute resolution community to celebrate success, plan future in Edmonton
A symposium on Alternative Dispute Resolution will be the first of its kind for Alberta. Continue reading
Central Alberta collision leaves pedestrian seriously injured
STARS transported a woman with severe injuries from Drayton Valley to an Edmonton hospital after she was struck by a vehicle. Continue reading
Canada Learning Code provides tech opportunities nationwide
The charity looks to empower people to understand coding, and use it in whatever ways they can. Continue reading
Edmonton vigil for Asifa Bano, 8, who was raped and murdered in India
More than a hundred people gathered Sunday night in Edmonton to hold a vigil for eight-year-old girl Asifa Bano, who was kidnapping, raped, and murdered in India. Continue reading
HealthHack 2018 winner aims for better accessibility in Edmonton
This year’s winner shows that using a wheelchair in Edmonton may be more difficult than previously thought. Continue reading
Rural Crime Reduction Project provides support to central Alberta RCMP
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
An RCMP pilot project focused on the Wetaskiwin area is seeing some results. Continue reading
Local artist publishes first graphic novel, praises Edmonton comic scene
It’s the first graphic novel Edmonton artist Tayson Martindale has published, and he’ll be holding a book signing and meet and greet on Wednesday at West Edmonton Coin & Stamp. Continue reading
Alberta School Council Association’s conference focuses on parents’ voice
Ensuring the voices of parents are heard was a prominent topic at the Alberta School Council Association’s conference. Continue reading
Saskatchewan premier calls on federal government to stand behind Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe says it’s in his province’s best interest that the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project go forward. Continue reading
