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Edmonton senior shares terrifying LRT station encounter: ‘I was screaming for help’Sharda Devi Naidu, 78, said she's felt unsafe on the Edmonton LRT for a while, particularly when coming home from late night shifts at the University of Alberta Hospital.CanadaMay 2
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Search for solutions: How do Edmonton leaders improve the LRT system?It's easy to find problems on Edmonton's LRT. It's the search for a solution that proves difficult.CrimeApr 29
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‘Ugly side of convenience’: Neighbours near Edmonton LRT station weigh benefitsTransit officials say crime in the stations and surrounding areas makes it hard to attract riders back to transit.CanadaApr 28
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Troubled Transit: State of Edmonton’s LRT system frustrates, shocks ridersGlobal News is exploring disorder and disturbances on Edmonton's LRT system. Riders across the city say they don't feel safe on the train or in stations.TrafficApr 27
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Doctor closes specialty clinic in year 3 of pandemic to focus on critical care: ‘I had to make a choice’After years of working harder than he ever has, Dr. Darren Markland -- an Edmonton doctor known for guiding people through the COVID-19 pandemic -- is closing his practice.HealthApr 8
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Group of doctors makes opioid crisis policy recommendations to Alberta governmentHow do you tackle a deadly and ongoing poisoning crisis? A group of Edmonton-area doctors has a few ideas and so too does the provincial government.HealthApr 7
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Game on: Edmonton’s Vimy Ridge Academy to offer Esports programAn Edmonton school that's known for its high-performing athletes wants to help usher in the next generation of Esports players to the competitive circuit.CanadaApr 4
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Alberta’s drug crisis continues with 160 deaths in January 2022: government dataThe vast majority of deaths were opioid-related and took place in Calgary and Edmonton, however the city with the highest rate of overdose deaths was Lethbridge.HealthApr 1
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Edmonton hospital provides essential service for transgender patientsAn Edmonton trans woman is sharing her story about what post-operative care in Alberta looks like and how an Edmonton hospital is helping people begin a new life.PerspectivesMar 31
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Blaze at Wonder Harbour Comics store ruled arson: Edmonton fire officialsThe fire at Edmonton's Wonder Harbour Comic store has been ruled arson and fire officials say about $450,000 in damages were caused.FireMar 27
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Alberta father and daughter travel to Poland to help Ukraine refugeesAn Edmonton businessman and his daughter are in Poland, helping those who are fleeing the war in Ukraine.CanadaMar 22
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Senior attacked with boxcutter in Alberta Avenue neighbourhoodEdmonton police said the attack on the 73-year-old senior in the area of 113 Avenue and 95A Street is suspected to be random.CrimeMar 18
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Alberta Municipalities reject provincial police force model; consultations continueThere's growing opposition among municipal leaders to the idea of swapping the RCMP for a provincial police force in Alberta.CanadaMar 11
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Private online pot sales to begin in Alberta on TuesdayAlberta's online pot monopoly is coming to an end, and that means private businesses could spark some competition in the once closed-off market.CannabisMar 3
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‘We’ll go out less’: Immunocompromised Albertans prepare for lifting of COVID-19 restrictionsAt midnight on Tuesday, big changes are coming to Alberta for COVID-19 restrictions. But a nearly-wide open province doesn't feel that way for some.HealthFeb 28
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Accessibility on the agenda as 4-legged advocate heads to Edmonton city hallThis winter has created barriers for many people in Edmonton. A woman and her service dog shared some of those challenges with Edmonton's mayor this week.CanadaFeb 18
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Edmonton doctors look to engage teens in education around opioid crisisA group of doctors is holding a competition for Alberta teens to portray how opioid poisonings are impacting young people in the province.CanadaFeb 15
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Decision on Alberta’s vaccine passport expected this week as province records 39 COVID-19 deaths MondayAs Albertans wait to hear when the COVID-19 vaccine passport requirement will be lifted, the province reported more than 1,500 people were in hospital with the virus.HealthFeb 7
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An Edmonton family lost their home in a fire — then, someone stole all their stuff'It was all gone. Jewelery, SIN cards, laptops, clothing. Even my brother's Nintendo Switch. Everything was gone.'CrimeFeb 4
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Supervised consumption site user says ID policy could be harmful to AlbertansAlberta’s top court will hear urgent appeal on ID policy for supervised consumption services. A Calgary woman said the change could cause harm to Albertans.HealthJan 26
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Staff, COVID-19 PPE uncertainties as Edmonton students head back to schoolAs Edmonton students prepare to head back to school, school boards are reporting staffing shortages and lack of PPE, which are expected to arrive by the end of next week.HealthJan 7
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51 Omicron cases in Edmonton hospital outbreak; 4 Alberta hospital outbreaks with OmicronThe fast-spreading Omicron variant is now connected to four Alberta hospital outbreaks according to Alberta Health Services.HealthJan 6
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Community group unhappy with treatment by security officer at Edmonton mallA community-based organization is expressing concern after its efforts to support vulnerable people in Edmonton were halted.CanadaJan 4
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From Edmonton to England: The Funky Pickle eatery reimagined overseasOne man's love of Edmonton's The Funky Pickle has launched into a new business venture in England, with roots close to home in Canada.CanadaDec 31, 2021
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Experts explore multitude of strategies to curb opioid poisoning crisisIt's been a deadly year for opioid poisonings in Alberta, and some experts say it's time to bring in new tool, and revisit old ones, to combat the crisis.HealthDec 28, 2021
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