Thomas Dias

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• Edmonton police ask for help locating 13-year-old girl

  Police said Lila Smith was last seen on Friday, June 24, at around 8:30 a.m., in the area of 131 Avenue and 91 Street, which is next to Killarney Junior High School.

  Canada

  Jun 27
• Eskimos eliminated from playoff race by Stampeders loss

  The Edmonton Eskimos were eliminated from playoff contention after the Calgary Stampeders fell 29-21 to the Blue Bombers in Winnipeg on Friday night.

  Sports

  Oct 27, 2018
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• Eskimos lose control of their playoff hopes in loss to Lions

  The B.C. Lions beat the Edmonton Eskimos 42-32 on Friday night, securing a playoff spot and further diminishing the chances of the Eskimos making it.

  Sports

  Oct 20, 2018
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• A satisfying start to the pre-season for the Eskimos

  The Edmonton Eskimos kicked-off the 2018 CFL pre-season with a 35-12 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on The Brick Filed at Commonwealth Stadium.

  Sports

  May 28, 2018
• Italian Centre Shop brand ground veal recalled over E. coli concerns

  If you purchased ground veal recently from any of the Italian Centre Shops in Edmonton or Calgary, it's being recalled by Messinger Meats.

  Consumer

  May 27, 2018
• Edmonton police searching for escaped killer

  Staff at the Buffalo Sage Wellness House say they saw Kecia Spade, a convicted murderer, leaving the minimum security facility around 10:30 p.m. Saturday.

  Crime

  May 20, 2018
• Edmonton police arrest sexual assault suspect

  Edmonton police arrested a man Sunday morning who was wanted on charges related to an alleged sexual assault. 

  Crime

  Apr 22, 2018
• Rural homeowner taken into custody after allegedly shooting suspect

  A rural homeowner has been taken into custody by Okotoks RCMP after he allegedly fired shots at a couple of people rummaging through his vehicles.

  Crime

  Feb 25, 2018
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• Byzantine Winter Festival hopes to break another attendance record

  The winter festival set a new attendance record last year with 45,000 people, and Moran is sure this weekend's warmer weather will help them do it again.

  Entertainment

  Jan 13, 2018
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• Edmonton Oil Kings’ annual Teddy Bear Toss keeps breaking records

  It was a record amount of fur at the annual Teddy Bear Toss.

  Sports

  Dec 3, 2017
• Edmonton Food Bank dealing with a continued increase in demand

  Last year was a challenging one with a sluggish economy, the Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees, and a number of refugee organizations needing help.

  Economy

  Nov 18, 2017
• Eskimos bring down Bombers in West Semi-final

  The Edmonton Eskimos turned a close game into a blowout and were able to hang on in the end for a 39-32 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL West Semi-Final from Investors Group Field.

  Sports

  Nov 12, 2017
• Edmonton Eskimos beat Roughriders, will face Bombers in West semis

  The Edmonton Eskimos will battle the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL West Semi-Final on Sunday, Nov. 12, at Investors Group Field after beating the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday night.

  Sports

  Nov 4, 2017
• Edmonton Eskimos drop fifth straight 34-26 to Argonauts

  Martese Jackson returned a missed field for a 125-yard touchdown and James Wilder Jr. ran for 190 yards as the Toronto Argonauts hung on to upset Edmonton 34-26 Saturday, handing the Eskimos their fifth straight loss.

  Sports

  Sep 16, 2017
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• UCP leadership candidates ‘fear mongering’ over education: Alberta deputy premier

  Alberta Deputy Premier Sarah Hoffman says while the UCP is busy "fear mongering," the NDP is making life better for Alberta families by properly funding education.

  Education

  Aug 24, 2017
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• EEDC confident in Canada’s ability to get a better NAFTA deal

  The Edmonton Economic Development Corporation is hoping the NAFTA renegotiations lead to a better competitive advantage for Canadian businesses.

  Canada

  Aug 17, 2017
• Woman found dead in Lesser Slave River

  RCMP say an autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday, after a woman was found dead in the Lesser Slave River.

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2017
• Edmonton firefighters’ entry delayed at Parkdale blaze

  Something was blocking the door when firefighters tried to save an Edmonton bungalow that went up in flames.

  Canada

  Jul 10, 2017
• RCMP searching for missing St. Albert senior and his stolen car

  A senior citizen from St. Albert has gone missing. RCMP said the man's disappearance is considered suspicious.

  Crime

  Jul 9, 2017
• Eskimos fend off Lions in season opener

  Edmonton came out on top during their season opener against the Lions, winning 30-27.

  Canada

  Jun 25, 2017
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• EPS officer suspended without pay after impaired driving conviction

  A seven-year member of the Edmonton Police Service has been suspended without pay for 70 hours for drunk driving and trying to get the arresting officer to let her go.

  Crime

  Jun 23, 2017