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Edmonton zoning changes pit lot owner against city over property value
A homeowner in a southside neighbourhood says his property is about to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in value because of the City of Edmonton.
Ukrainian heritage art installations in Edmonton explore connections to past
Two art installations commemorating Ukrainian culture in Canada are on display in Edmonton through next week. One of them is a project six years in the making.
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Stabbing outside Edmonton school sends youth to hospital
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RCMP investigating hit-and-run on Highway 14 east of Edmonton
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Alberta marks Ukrainian Heritage Day with flag-raising
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Photo radar restrictions, bad behaviour among roadblocks for Edmonton's 2032 goal for zero traffic-related deaths
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'He is out to kill': Mother of teen injured in St. Albert drive-by shooting describes incident
The mother of one of three teens injured in a drive-by shooting in St. Albert over the weekend says she's grateful her daughter is alive.
'I knew he was gone': Fiancée of man killed in charity motorcycle ride crash recalls his last moments
The fiancée of a man killed in a crash over the weekend says her future husband, Laurent Isadore, was a loving family man.
'All of our history will be in a landfill,' say advocates of saving old RAM building
Despite the former Royal Alberta Museum building's demolition sentence, Edmontonians who want to see the building saved haven't given up.
Alberta cabinet minister says he 'did nothing wrong' accepting Oilers playoff tickets
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Ukrainian heritage art installations in Edmonton explore connections to past
Two art installations commemorating Ukrainian culture in Canada are on display in Edmonton through next week. One of them is a project six years in the making.
What to do in Edmonton this weekend
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See the Oilers practice, meet alumni at Fan Day 2024
Oilers fans will get the chance to see the team practice, enjoy a locker room sale and meet Oilers alumni this month.
Campus food bank seeing record-setting need ahead of fall semester
The University of Alberta's Campus Food Bank said it's spending almost as much per month than it used to spend per year.
Music, ninjas and acrobats, oh my: Things to do in Edmonton this weekend
The long weekend is here and there is plenty to do in and around the city, from Disney music in Churchill Square to ninjas in West Edmonton Mall.
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Aaron Grymes joins Edmonton Elks coaching staff as team prepares for Labour Day rematch
Edmonton Elks fan-favourite Aaron Grymes announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League on Friday after signing a one-day contract with the Elks.
$250M price of Edmonton's renovation wish list for Commonwealth Stadium
Nearly 50 years after it was built, the City of Edmonton says Commonwealth Stadium could use some major renovations.
Pitcher becomes 5th Edmonton baseball player to appear in major leagues
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First Paralympic medal a 'surreal' experience, says St. Albert's Reid Maxwell
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