Alberta Health Services declares E. coli outbreak over at central Alberta daycare
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Suspect still at large after police search in Sherwood Park
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Man found dead in Edmonton river valley was shot to death: autopsy
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St. Albert resolution asks province to reverse ban on vote-counting machines
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New book to showcase unseen photos of the Peace region before large number of settlers arrived
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Earth's General Store on Whyte Avenue closing after 3 decades
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EXCLUSIVE 'A matter of luck whether or not you make it out alive': Excessive speeders taunt police by posting crimes online
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Alberta to boost spending on new K-12 school construction over next three years by $6.5B to $8.6B
Alberta's premier announced a plan Tuesday evening during a televised address her government will boost the amount of money being spent on new school construction over the next three years to $8.6 billion, an increase of $6.5 billion from what was originally promised in the 2024 budget.
Bats sightings in Edmonton 'quite common' in September: rescue organization
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New Edmonton art installation unveiled in Churchill Square
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Earth's General Store on Whyte Avenue closing after 3 decades
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Collectibles and cosplay: Edmonton Comics and Entertainment Expo returns for the weekend
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Edmonton's first-ever Chipotle now open
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