'Going in the right direction': Cases in Alberta trend down as 2 doses required for vaccine passport
The latest layer of protection against COVID-19 in Alberta takes effect Monday as two doses will be required when providing proof of vaccination.
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'A major disappointment': Spruce Grove charity haunted house shuttered after complaints
A family running a haunted house in Spruce Grove that supports the local food bank has been shut down after multiple complaints.
Art installation aims to connect people in west Edmonton
An art installation at Butler Memorial Park aimed to bring people closer together with the use of landline telephones.
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Assault and possible firearms incident in Lacombe County shuts down Highway 2A
The Lacombe Police Service and RCMP are investigating an “assault and possible firearms-related complaint” in Lacombe County Sunday evening.
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Police investigate northeast Edmonton collision that split vehicle in half
Police are investigating a collision that involved two vehicles, which knocked down a light post and sent a car into a fence in northeast Edmonton.
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'We all deserve and need help': Alberta businesses hope pandemic subsidies are more inclusive
While some businesses are relieved the federal government is continuing critical assistance programs, others are disappointed and confused by the new subsidies.
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'You can’t break a record every day': Firefighter raises big bucks at beer festival ice bath
An Edmonton firefighter braved a prolonged ice bath Saturday to help raise awareness and money to support Muscular Dystrophy Canada.
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Hundreds gather in downtown Calgary for duelling rallies over city councillor
Hundreds of protesters voicing their support and opposition of Ward 4 councillor Sean Chu gathered around city hall Sunday afternoon.
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Spooky times in Griesbach for 2nd annual Pumpkin Walk
Hundreds of pumpkins and spooky creatures descended on Griesbach Saturday for the second annual Pumpkin Walk.
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Canadians plan to spend more on holiday shopping this year, survey finds
Canadians plan to spend more on holiday shopping and visit more brick-and-mortar stores compared to last year, a new Retail Council of Canada survey has found.
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Former PM Chretien on inflation concerns, current affairs
Former prime minister Jean Chretien says he is concerned about the future of Canada's economy, with inflation at a near 20-year high, saying in a wide-ranging interview with Evan Solomon, host of CTV's Question Period, that Canada is 'moving into a dark alley.'
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Military arrives in Iqaluit to set up reverse osmosis water purification
The Canadian Armed Forces says its members have arrived in Nunavut's capital to assist with the city's ongoing water emergency.
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British envoy seeks Canada's climate change help at COP26
Britain's new envoy to Ottawa says Canada still has credibility as a reliable partner on fighting climate change despite a domestic rise of greenhouse gas emissions in recent years.
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Massive fire sends 1 to hospital, damages central Edmonton apartment building
Residents of a central Edmonton apartment building were evacuated Saturday after a massive fire damaged the complex and sent one person to hospital.
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41-year-old man killed in southeast Edmonton collision
A 41-year-old man died in hospital on Friday, two days after being struck by a vehicle, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) said.
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2 doses needed for vaccine program starting Monday
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No one hurt in serious 2 vehicle crash
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Spruce Grove haunted house shuttered by city
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Firefighter takes ice bath to support charity
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More Canadians feeling pessimistic towards feds: Nanos polls
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Hard to Halloween this year
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Coast guard monitoring fire on cargo ship near B.C.
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Artists come together to create pandemic book
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5.0 magnitude: Rocky Mountain House earthquake upgraded, 2nd largest in Alberta history
A 5.0 magnitude earthquake shook central Alberta Wednesday night.
'A really awesome place': El Mirador demolition underway, making room for highrise towers
Crews began demolishing the historic El Mirador apartments in downtown Edmonton Thursday.
Man dining with family injured in south Edmonton targeted shooting: EPS
A man was shot several times through a window while having dinner with his family in a south Edmonton restaurant earlier this month, police said.
Albertans still evenly divided on changing clocks, partial vote results show
Alberta’s referendum on adopting daylight saving time year-round was expected to come down to the wire, as only some of the results were released by Tuesday.
HBO's The Last of Us shooting in Edmonton's 104 Street
Pedro Pascal was walking around 104 Street downtown on Friday, filming HBO's The Last of Us with Bella Ramsey.
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Assault and possible firearms incident in Lacombe County shuts down Highway 2A
The Lacombe Police Service and RCMP are investigating an “assault and possible firearms-related complaint” in Lacombe County Sunday evening.
Red Deer poll worker cleared of wrongdoing after social media controversy
The City of Red Deer cleared one of its election workers of any wrongdoing after concern arose on social media they were influencing how a person voted.
'Worst that we've ever seen': Surrenders to central Alberta animal shelter surge, donations grind to a halt
An animal shelter in Alix, Alta., is struggling as it experiences an influx of animal surrenders while adoptions and donations slow down.
5.0 magnitude: Rocky Mountain House earthquake upgraded, 2nd largest in Alberta history
A 5.0 magnitude earthquake shook central Alberta Wednesday night.
'You just do the best that you can': Red Cross nurses share stories from front line in Red Deer
Two nurses with the Canadian Red Cross were deployed to the COVID-19 testing site in Red Deer to help provide relief for their colleagues who have been working around the clock to ensure public safety.
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Oilers beat Vegas 5-3, extend season-opening win streak to 5
Zack Kassian scored a tiebreaking goal in the third period and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Vegas Golden Knights 5-3 on Friday night.
Canada's Mitchell earns track cycling bronze at world championship
Olympic champion Kelsey Mitchell won a bronze medal in women's sprint Friday at the world track cycling championship.
Elks orange shirt now available, proceeds support Spirit North
Edmonton Elks orange shirts featuring the art of a local teen are now available for purchase, with all proceeds going towards a charity supporting Indigenous youth.
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Surveillance camera shows the moment a U.S. Marine veteran disarmed a man who was brandishing a handgun at a gas station in Arizona.
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Chretien warns Canada's economy 'moving into a dark alley'
Protests outside Calgary city hall over councillor Sean Chu
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Woman throws hot coffee at employee in possible hate crime
Police are investigating an assault on a Tim Hortons employee in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside as a possible hate crime.
Ont. man charged with murder in disappearance of two women
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Canadian entrepreneur gifts $5 million to help create psychedelic research centre for mental health
Canadian tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist Sanjay Singhal gives $5 million to help launch a new psychedelic psychotherapy research centre for mental health at Toronto’s University Health Network.
First of its kind website aims to provide resources about palliative care for kids
A new website created by care providers, medical experts and parents who have lost their children is aiming to support and provide resources for families struggling with palliative care for a child.
James Michael Tyler, Actor Who Played Gunther on 'Friends,' Dies at 59
James Michael Tyler, an actor beloved for his portrayal of Gunther on "Friends," died of prostrate cancer on Sunday morning, his manager confirmed to Variety. He was 59.
Fire on cargo ship in B.C. under control but not known how many containers burned
Officials don't yet know how many containers burned aboard a cargo ship in a still-smouldering blaze off the coast of Victoria, a spokesman for the Canadian Coast Guard said Sunday.
Family of Halyna Hutchins mourns slain cinematographer as investigation into 'Rust' shooting continues
Family, peers and community members of Halyna Hutchins mourned the cinematographer's untimely death after the 42-year-old was killed on the film set of 'Rust' from a firearm mishap.
Trudeau uses pandemic-plagued supply chains in free trade pitch to ASEAN
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has used the spectre of gnarled global supply chains in his latest bid to a bloc of Southeast Asian nations to win them over on a free trade deal.
Rise in teen girls with 'tic-like' behaviours could be linked to TikTok, doctors say
A rise in teen girls developing 'tic-like' behaviours could be linked to TikTok, along with an increase in anxiety and depression, doctors say.
Military arrives in Iqaluit to set up reverse osmosis water purification
The Canadian Armed Forces says its members have arrived in Nunavut's capital to assist with the city's ongoing water emergency.
15-year-old boy dead, six teens injured after pickup truck flips north-east of Toronto
A 15-year-old boy is dead and six other teens have been airlifted to Toronto trauma centres after a pickup truck lost control and flipped north-east of Toronto.
