Edmonton Latest News

• B.C. energy minister frustrated with communications over potential Alberta pipeline routes

  With less than a month before the Alberta government hopes to present a pipeline proposal to Ottawa, the B.C. government says it's being left out of the discussions.

  Economy

  6 hours
• Could Mike Babcock be the next head coach of the Edmonton Oilers?

  Mike Babcock's track record includes the Detroit Red Wings 2008 Stanley Cup championship win and two Olympic gold medals — but also, a reputation as a bully from a bygone era.

  Sports

  6 hours
• Interest in ‘The Clifton’ multi-million dollar condos a reflection of Edmonton real estate

  The building called 'The Clifton' will have 12 floors and 18 luxury units overlooking Edmonton's river valley, with prices ranging from $2.7 million to nearly $9.5 million.

  Consumer

  6 hours
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• ETS taking over Valley Line LRT operations from TransEd more than 2 decades early

  The City of Edmonton is ditching TransEd and moving Valley Line LRT operations in-house to the Edmonton Transit Service more than two decades early.

  Canada

  7 hours
• Stars airlifts patient to hospital after his ambulance, tractor collide north of Calgary

  RCMP said the ambulance, driving quickly with its lights and sirens activated, and the tractor were both headed west on Highway 9 when they collided in Rocky View County.

  Traffic

  10 hours
• Liberals open to shorter metadata rules but splitting bill ‘not an option’

  Ottawa says it is willing to change its lawful access bill to shorten the time electronic service providers would be required to keep users' metadata to less than one year.

  Politics

  11 hours
• Canada ‘rising to the moment,’ federal energy minister tells Global Energy Show

  Alberta separation, war in the Middle East and Ottawa's plans to make Canada an energy superpower are just a few of the issues of discussion at the Global Energy Show in Calgary.

  Economy

  11 hours
• Provinces await feds’ social media ban, still considering their own rules

  Several provinces that have previously indicated interest in social media bans say they'll be watching to see how the federal government will roll its plan out.

  Canada

  11 hours
• Suspect in custody after OPP officer killed in line of duty

  Police say Const. Tarun Bali was injured at about 12:30 p.m. while officers were conducting an investigation and was later pronounced dead.

  Crime

  Jun 9
• Ottawa extends amnesty for banned firearms amid Supreme Court challenge

  The federal government previously said prohibited firearms must be disposed of or deactivated by the end of an amnesty period on Oct. 30.

  Canada

  Jun 9
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• $8 billion remodel planned for Penn Station, New York City’s busiest transit hub

  Donald Trump has floated renaming his hometown station in his honour as he’s sought to burnish his legacy with public projects, from a new White House ballroom to a triumphal arch.

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  Jun 9
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• Breakfast brewskies: Alberta bars, restaurants now allowed to serve alcohol at 6 a.m.

  Businesses used to need special permission to serve alcohol before 9 a.m, for events like the Olympics or Calgary Stampede, but the AGLC said that process was too cumbersome.

  Consumer

  Jun 9
• Who’s playing on Canada Day? Here’s the national noon ceremony lineup

  Audiences can expect 'a deeply Canadian experience, punctuated by musical performances, dance numbers, inspiring personal accounts and special guest appearances.'

  Canada

  Jun 9
• Lobbyist, former Alberta MP to help re-draw Alberta’s electoral boundaries

  The NDP claims the UCP is trying to silence urban voters after a man who recommended several mixed rural-urban Calgary ridings was appointed to help redraw Alberta's electoral map.

  Politics

  Jun 9
• Iranian soccer body claims World Cup fan tickets revoked days before start

  The federation's claims come amid heightened tensions between Iran, the U.S. and Israel, all of which are currently adhering to a fragile ceasefire.

  Trending

  Jun 9
• Global oil inventories headed to lowest level in decades, U.S. EIA warns

  The Middle East conflict has caused global stockpiles of oil to plummet to their lowest level since 2003 while petroleum prices have spiked, according to a new energy data report.

  Consumer

  Jun 9
• Canada’s retaliatory tariffs ‘a problem’ for negotiations: U.S. trade rep

  U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said he's focused on addressing 'flaws' in the CUSMA trade pact, and that talks are progressing with Mexico.

  Politics

  Jun 9
• Why smaller weddings are making a comeback: ‘They want to buy a house’

  As the heightened cost of living weighs on Canadian households, some wedding planners and vendors say they've noticed a shift with their clients.

  Consumer

  Jun 9
• U.S. Social Security’s retirement fund depleting year sooner than expected

  Rising healthcare costs and U.S. government spending have contributed to a projected depletion date that is less than 10 years from now.

  U.S. News

  Jun 9
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• Scrap China EV deal, auto group says in push to focus on U.S.

  The group urged the federal government to 'eliminate' a trade deal with China that would see 49,000 Chinese EVs in the Canadian market every year.

  Economy

  Jun 9
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• NASA unveils Artemis III crew, will test tech for future moon landing

  The announcement came two months after Artemis II's record-breaking trip around the moon that surpassed the distance record of Apollo 13.

  U.S. News

  Jun 9
• Canadian court orders Iran to pay $200 million to B.C. man tortured for being ‘infidel’

  The Ontario court ruled the Islamic regime's torture of Zahed Haftlang amounted to 'terrorist activity.'

  Canada

  Jun 9
• U.S. strikes Iran in response to downing of American military helicopter

  U.S. Central Command said the strikes would be 'a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression,' after Trump blamed Iran for downing the Apache helicopter near Oman.

  World

  Jun 9
• Alberta pitches cheap natural gas for data center boom, at odds with Canada’s clean power aims

  The Alberta government's efforts to attract data centres by touting access to an abundant supply of cheap fossil fuels threatens to undermine Canada's clean power goals.

  Environment

  Jun 9
• Trump booed during U.S. anthem at NBA Finals in his native New York City

  The crowd erupted in unified disapproval of Trump, the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game, as he appeared on the jumbotron at Madison Square Garden.

  Trending

  Jun 9