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Sponsored: 93rd Canadian Derby
The 93rd running of the Canadian Derby is at Century Mile Racetrack and Casino on August 20th, and Emily got a sneak preview.
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Sponsored: tech to boost productivity, save time
![Daniel Olawale from Best Buy Canada shows us some products that can save you time, boost your productivity, and let you have fun doing it.]()
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Sponsored: back to school lunchbags and backpacks
![It's almost time for back to school and Taylor Kaye shows us some fashionable, functional backpacks and lunchbag ideas.]()
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Sponsored: Catch of the Week
![Emily checks out Catch of the Week, where you can get a very wide variety of seafood, pre-made meals, sushi, and more.]()
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Sponsored: must-haves for back to school
![Marc Saltzman has some very cool items for the back to school crowd.]()
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Sponsored: Open Cockpit Day
![Emily gets a preview of Open Cockpit Day at the Alberta Aviation Museum.]()
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Sponsored: monthly real estate update
![Paul Gravelle has July stats for the real estate market as well as tips for buyers and sellers.]()
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Canadian soldiers leave to help Ukraine
![Canadian soldiers are on their way to help Ukrainian soldiers fight Russia.]()
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Sponsored: achieving your best complexion
![Summer can be tough on your skin, but Lyndsay Craig has some expert tips for achieving and maintaining your best complexion.]()
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Sponsored: Inside Design - Touring the Destiny
![Jayman Built Creative Director Bruce Harvey takes us on a tour of the Destiny, a gorgeous home style offering eye-catching design.]()
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Sponsored: new Planet Fitness grand opening
![There's a grand opening for Planet Fitness in Bonnie Doon and Emily stopped by to check it out!]()
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Ben Stelter immortalized in sand by Toronto artist James Sun
James Sun is a Toronto artist who uses coloured sand to create layered works of art. When he heard that Stelter had died, he said he wanted to create a piece commemorating the energy the six-year-old superfan put out into the world.
St. Albert man charged with sexual assault on child under 12
A St. Albert man is facing charges in connection with the sexual assault of a child, and police believe there may be other victims.
Police searching for man missing since last Thursday
Police, family and friends are searching for a 64-year-old man who disappeared last Thursday in south Edmonton. Hongsang Rho, also known as Howard, left his house in the area of 110 Street and 11 Avenue at approximately 7 a.m. on Aug. 11.
Fans invited to say bye to Ben Stelter at Oilers' home arena on Friday
Ben Stelter's fans and supporters are invited to a send-off for the six-year-old who died a week ago. A procession in honour of the Oilers superfan who was diagnosed with brain cancer at four years old will travel by Rogers Place on Friday.
Canada's Best Restroom: Majesty and Friends wins award for ice cream-themed bathroom
For the second year in a row, an Edmonton washroom has won the Canada’s Best Restroom contest.
AHS moving to private vendors for hospital cafeterias and coffee shops
Retail food services at most Alberta hospitals will soon be fully contracted out to private vendors.
Man charged in weekend stabbing death in west Edmonton
One person has been charged in connection with the death of a man in west Edmonton on Saturday.
Feds announce new passport pickup location in Red Deer
Minister of Tourism Randy Boissonnault was in Red Deer on Wednesday to announce a new passport pickup location in that city.
Major road closure: Section of Jasper Avenue to close for a year for bridge construction
A section of Jasper Avenue will be closed for the next year while the city replaces a bridge. Starting on Monday, the road will be closed from 90 Street to 91 Street to replace the Latta Bridge.
Everything Edmonton
Edmonton river valley gondola project halted by city council
Edmonton City Council decided to halt the Prairie Sky Gondola project for the time being.
'Reinvigorating the love of basketball': Northside tournament shares streetball skills and culture
Edmonton basketball players faced off against each other in a four-on-four streetball tournament this weekend.
These are the movies playing at Churchill Square starting next week
The City of Edmonton's Movies on the Square are back next Wednesday.
Amy Schumer, Tom Segura and more in Edmonton this weekend for the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival
Some of the biggest names in the comedy world will descend on Edmonton this weekend, as the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival returns for a second year.
Everything you need to know about Thursday's supermoon
The last supermoon of the year lit up the skies over Alberta on Thursday night.
Remembering Ben Stelter: The story behind the young superfan's friendship with Connor McDavid and the Oilers
The Edmonton Oilers shared memories of superfan Ben Stelter on Thursday. Connor McDavid, Zach Hyman and head coach Jay Woodcroft held a virtual press conference to speak about the six-year-old.
Indigenous theatre space to be integrated within 2022 Fringe Festival
A teepee was raised at the Fringe Festival grounds on Thursday morning to kick off the Indigenous theatre space, pêhonân.
Sea lion pup born at West Edmonton Mall in need of name
West Edmonton Mall is looking for suggestions for names for its newest resident, a California Sea Lion pup.
Return of Folk Fest this weekend means return to 'normal,' says organizer
Edmonton Folk Music Festival organizers and volunteers are hard at work ahead of the festival's sold-out return.
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Body of 14-year-old boy found in pond northwest of Edmonton
The body of the 14-year-old boy who drowned in a Whitecourt, Alta., pond on Sunday was recovered on Tuesday, RCMP told CTV News Edmonton.
RCMP searching for 14-year-old boy in pond northwest of Edmonton
The boy Mounties are searching for in a pond in Whitecourt, Alta., on Sunday has been identified as a 14-year-old from Edmonton. The teenager, Hassan Mohamed, was last seen in the pond area of Rotary Park Outdoor Waterpark around 3 p.m.
'Clearly a breakdown': Kenney condemns controversial essay, links firestorm to slow news week
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney condemned a controversial prize-winning essay that's been criticized for being sexist and racist during his provincewide radio call-in program, but also appeared to downplay the controversy it generated.
'Communications failure': UCP minister tells reporters to stop asking about essay award
A UCP MLA shook her head in frustration and said "wow" while walking away from a microphone Friday, as the fallout continued over an "abhorrent" essay that her government awarded.
'We will dig deeper': Questions abound over delay plagued Valley Line LRT and the P3 model
Yet another delay to the opening of the Valley Line Southeast LRT has some questioning the value that public-private partnership (P3) infrastructure projects have, with the city pledging a comprehensive review into the practice.
Sports
Canada takes on Switzerland in quarterfinals at world junior hockey championship
It's win or go home as the quarterfinals begin at the world junior hockey championship in Edmonton.
Summer, increased scrutiny to blame for small crowds at world juniors: Hockey Canada
Empty seats have been a staple at the unusual world junior hockey championship in Edmonton this month — and Hockey Canada says scandals surrounding the organization are, in part, holding fans back.
Canada looks to maintain momentum heading into quarterfinals at world juniors
Canada may have finished the preliminary round undefeated, but teen star Connor Bedard says he and his teammates have more to give as they move on to elimination games at the world junior hockey championship.
Canada stays undefeated at world juniors with 6-3 win over Finland
Ridly Greig was a little banged up after helping Canada to a big win at the world junior hockey championship on Monday.
'Our team is good': Unbeaten Canadians aren't worried ahead of Finland match
As the squad prepares to face Finland on Monday in a game that will decide who finishes atop Group A at the world junior hockey championship, the host's biggest enemy might just be complacency.
