Alberta set to vote on rejecting equalization, premier says it's about leverage
Albertans will cast ballots Monday in a referendum that is technically about rejecting equalization but has morphed into more of a Prairie festivus airing of grievances.
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Alberta's referendum should not focus on daylight time, psychologists say
Ditching the practice of switching the time twice a year may seem like a no-brainer to some, but Alberta psychologists warn that the result of a provincial referendum could have unexpected consequences.
Clothing with a purpose: Inclusive fashion line supports Edmonton charity
A new local clothing collaboration promoting inclusivity is helping support a charity serving youth and adults with visible and invisible disabilities.
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Elks send quarterback Trevor Harris to Montreal for defensive end
The Edmonton Elks traded veteran quarterback Trevor Harris to the Montreal Alouettes in a one-for-one exchange.
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McDavid scores three goals as Oilers defeat Flames 5-2 for their second straight win
Connor McDavid scored three goals as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Calgary Flames 5-2 on Saturday night for their second straight win to start the season.
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York United draws 1-1 with FC Edmonton
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A pop of colour and a dash of safety: New crosswalk painted in Oliver area
A downtown intersection got a facelift Saturday that neighbourhood residents hope will improve safety and bring a bit of brightness.
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COVID-19 pandemic benefits set to expire this week for Canadian businesses and individuals
The Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy and the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy are set to expire on Oct. 23.
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5th Street Food Hall ready to cook up new culinary experiences
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Calgary defenceman Rasmus Andersson fined $5,000 for roughing Edmonton's Yamamoto
Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson has been fined $5,000 for roughing Edmonton Oilers forward Kailer Yamamoto.
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New art gallery featuring award-winning artist’s work opens in Edmonton
A new art gallery has opened in the Cavanagh neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton, it features the works of Chans, an award-winning south Asian artist.
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Autumn chores ahead? Nature advocacy group suggests putting them off for now
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Last day of campaigning before Edmonton votes
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Lebanese community rallies to send supplies home
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Lights, camera, action: Last of Us films downtown
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Missionary group confirms kidnapping of 17 people in Haiti
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HBO's The Last of Us shooting in Edmonton's 104 Street
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Beaumont, Alta., bakery ordered to close over 'vaccine passport' rules remains open
A Beaumont, Alta., bakery owner says she’d rather lose her business than stick her nose into that of her customers by asking for their proof of vaccination.
'The bear is in the hallway': Black bear breaks into northern Alta.'s family home
A Fort McMurray-area family had an unusually close encounter with a black bear last week.
Pedro Pascal spotted filming HBO's The Last of Us at Alberta legislature
Curious Edmontonians have seen seen the apocalyptic sets of HBO's The Last of Us in downtown Edmonton this month, but not its celebrities — until recently.
Northern lights dance over Alberta Thanksgiving evening
Northern lights danced across the Edmonton region Monday night.
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Alta. woman charged with 1st-degree murder in death of toddler
A two-year-old’s death in central Alberta has been ruled a homicide.
Central Alberta Film Festival officially underway
The Central Alberta Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday and will be showcasing 41 films from across the world.
Village of Alix council agrees with resident concerns about intersection
The Village of Alix will send a letter of concern to the provincial government requesting a review of a nearby intersection's safety after a resident voiced concern about it.
Downtown Red Deer building damaged in early morning fire
Several businesses at the Empire Building were damaged in what Red Deer Emergency Services described as a "major structure fire."
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A pilot project approved by Red Deer city council has reduced non-emergency 911 calls by more than 800 in six months.
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York United draws 1-1 with FC Edmonton
York United didn't help its Canadian Premier League playoff chances a lot Sunday drawing 1-1 with visiting FC Edmonton.
Elks send quarterback Trevor Harris to Montreal for defensive end
The Edmonton Elks traded veteran quarterback Trevor Harris to the Montreal Alouettes in a one-for-one exchange.
Calgary defenceman Rasmus Andersson fined $5,000 for roughing Edmonton's Yamamoto
Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson has been fined $5,000 for roughing Edmonton Oilers forward Kailer Yamamoto.
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A growing number of Canadian hospitals are enacting policies requiring visitors and care partners to show proof of vaccination in order to gain entry, sparking yet another pandemic-era debate for ethicists.
Missionary group confirms kidnapping of one Canadian, 16 Americans in Haiti
A Canadian was among 17 missionaries allegedly kidnapped in Haiti on Saturday, Christian Aid Ministries said in a statement on its website.
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A rescue mission got underway Sunday for a firefighter who fell into the St. Lawrence River after a boat carrying people from a previous rescue mission capsized near the Lachine Rapids.
Gov. Gen. Mary May Simon departs for first international trip, including honour at world's largest trade book fair
Gov. Gen. Mary May Simon set out on her first international trip in that position on Sunday, heading to Germany to meet with officials, as well as attend the world’s largest trade book fair.
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Restless nights tied to mental illness, new large-scale study says
Having trouble sleeping was commonplace for people with mental illness, according to one of the largest studies of its kind conducted by researchers at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
World expected to consume twice as much seafood by 2050, new findings suggest
The world will consume twice as much seafood by 2050, according to new research. But despite the increased demand, a stronger turn to sustainable fishing could help address malnutrition and lower our overall environmental footprint.
