Wait times for hip and knee procedures on the rise in Alberta
It’s taking longer for hip and knee replacement surgeries to get done in Alberta, according to a Canadian Institute for Health Information report . Continue reading
MacEwan University recovers millions lost in phishing scam
A huge sigh of relief at MacEwan University as the school has recovered almost all of the $11.8 million that was lost in a phishing scam late last year. Continue reading
Man’s neck cut during fight in east Edmonton: police
A man in his 50s was taken to hospital Monday night, after being cut across the back of the neck during a fight at a home in the Strathearn neighbourhood. Continue reading
Man in car shot in northeast Edmonton early Tuesday
A man was taken to hospital in serious condition after a shooting early Tuesday morning in northeast Edmonton’s McLeod neighbourhood. Continue reading
Cold weather slows donations at Edmonton’s Candy Cane Lane
Just under 20,000 kilograms of food was collected at Candy Cane Lane this Christmas season. Continue reading
Premier Rachel Notley sits down with 630 CHED for year-end interview
Premier Rachel Notley is ready for 2018. With the NDP past the halfway point toward a 2019 election, the plan is to stay the course. Continue reading
Calgary lawyer is first Alberta Party leadership candidate
A Calgary lawyer has stepped forward and become the first candidate in the Alberta Party leadership race. Continue reading
Can Man Dan collecting food for the Edmonton Food Bank before the holidays
Edmonton’s food bank is in desperate need as we head into the holidays, but an opportunity to help is underway. Continue reading
Alberta ’60s Scoop survivors say settlement a good start, but some families still torn apart
“We need the opportunity to bring our ’60s Scoop survivors together in Alberta to create a safe environment for them to share their stories.” Continue reading
Charge laid in Spruce Grove ‘fight club’
A teen has been charged after a fight club incident in Spruce Grove that sent a Grade 8 boy to hospital. Continue reading
Former Edmonton city councillor predicts low voter turnout this election
A former city councillor isn’t expecting much of a turnout in the upcoming municipal election. Continue reading
Fallen Canadian soldiers honoured in Poland
An effort to make sure no Canadian soldier is forgotten has made its way from a cemetery in Edmonton all the way to Poland. Continue reading
Edmonton job market recovery hits a bump in July
Edmonton’s unemployment rate is at the highest it’s been in decades, and it’s going to take a while to get back down. Continue reading
Minister admits government needs to improve communication on coal phaseout
The phaseout of coal power has raised lots of unanswered questions for towns that depend on the industry. Continue reading
A local café hoping for help solving the case of the disappearing piano
The Carrot community coffeehouse wants its piano back. Continue reading
