149 Street reopens following serious collision: EPS
Edmonton Police Service car in Edmonton Alberta on Tuesday Aug 1, 2023. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press)
Edmonton police have reopened 149 Street northbound and southbound following a serious collision that took place there early Sunday morning.
Police originally closed the street from 103 Avenue to 106 Avenue early Sunday, but at 9:45 a.m., announced that the street has reopened.
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Calgary
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Calgary ends water restrictions, 'effective immediately'
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Inglewood residents rally to save their pool
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Lethbridge
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Volunteers brave cold and rain to pull the bus in fundraiser for United Way of Lethbridge
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Hurricanes overcome absence of 4 regulars to defeat Oil Kings 3-1 in season opening victory
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Saskatoon
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Sask. teen dies after ATV strikes ditch
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B.C. driver killed in crash on Sask. highway
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Regina
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Vancouver
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Vancouver Island
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Nanaimo man's death ruled a homicide: RCMP
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Toronto
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Montreal
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Atlantic
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Winnipeg
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Ottawa
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Windsor
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