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Sponsored: including your pets in holiday fun
Emily Olsen heads to Pet Valu to see some ways you can include your pets in all the fun this holiday season.
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Sponsored: holiday beauty gifts
![We take a look at some holiday beauty gifts courtesy of Carly Ostroff.]()
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Sponsored: gift ideas for everyone on your list
![Afiya Francisco has some impressive gifts for those who are impossible to shop for.]()
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Sponsored: holiday gifts for him
![Richard Cazeau shares some of his picks for perfect holiday gifts.]()
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Sponsored: wanderlust travel guide
![Travel and lifestyle expert Jennifer Weatherhead Harrington has a list of the perfect gifts for every type of traveler.]()
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Sponsored: the benefits of having a gym buddy
![The Journey to Fitness continues at Planet Fitness as Emily checks out some of the benefits of having a gym buddy.]()
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Sponsored: holiday design ideas
![Interior designer Glen Peloso has some easy tips to bring the Christmas cheer indoors and outdoors for your guests.]()
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Sponsored: holiday gifts for the senses
![Natalie Sexton is back with a look at some gifts for the senses.]()
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Sponsored: Toy Mountain and Sentinel Storage
![Emily Olsen checks out Toy Mountain donations at Sentinel Storage and finds out how your donations go to help families in the community.]()
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Sponsored: Canadian Tire Magic of Lights
![The Canadian Tire Magic of Lights is back at the RAD Torque Raceway from November 24 to Jan 1 and Emily got a special preview!]()
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Sponsored: holiday gift guide
![DIY expert Denise Wild has some great ideas for uniqe gifts and decorations this holiday season.]()
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Researchers from the University of Alberta are part of a team that has discovered at least two minerals never before seen on earth.
Northern Alta. man stuck in Edmonton indefinitely for dialysis treatment
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'Hidden art': Local kendo community hoping to represent at international competition
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These Edmonton organizations are looking for help on Giving Tuesday
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Edmonton to host biggest snowboarding event in Canada
Commonwealth Stadium will be getting much more snow than the rest of the city this week as it prepares to welcome the world's best snowboarders.
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Stuff-A-Bus campaign helping food bank get through the holidays
The annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign is running this weekend, collecting food and monetary donations for the Edmonton Food Bank.
Small Business Saturday reminds shoppers to love local
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Holiday events in and around Edmonton this weekend
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This Edmonton company is donating to the Bissell Centre on Black Friday
An Edmonton company is giving back this Black Friday.
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Earthquakes rattle northern Alberta, no initial reports of damage: federal agency
At least two earthquakes were reported in northern Alberta Tuesday evening, with some saying the shakes were felt in Edmonton.
Edmonton mom says she was beaten, robbed in random attack outside LRT station
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Is Alberta's approach to addiction truly behind the declining number of drug-poisoning deaths?
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Edmonton bus drivers share images showing daily realities of working within public transit system
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Ranchers unsure about future of industry as many make less than minimum wage
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Sports
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Edmonton to host biggest snowboarding event in Canada
Commonwealth Stadium will be getting much more snow than the rest of the city this week as it prepares to welcome the world's best snowboarders.
FIFA charges Croatia after fans taunt Canada goalkeeper Milan Borjan at World Cup
A disciplinary case was opened against Croatia at the World Cup on Tuesday after the team's fans taunted a Canada player with Serbian family ties.
Draisaitl nets OT winner to lift Oilers past slumping Panthers for 4-3 victory
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James Hamblin had a huge smile Monday when he spoke about his first NHL call up. He had tears streaming down his face just hours earlier.
