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Nov. 6, 1998: Cameras introduced to Edmonton intersections
Drivers were divided over the installation of new cameras at Edmonton intersections in 1998.
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Nov. 3, 1993: Whitemud Drive opens to traffic in south Edmonton
The freeway connecting east and west Edmonton opened with much fanfare, 24 years ago.
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Sept. 21, 1995: Glendon mayor wants giant perogy on new toonie
The mayor of Glendon believes the village's giant perogy monument should emblazon the new $2 coin.
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July 26, 1987: Protesters say immigration laws are too lax
Thirty years ago, protesters at the Alberta legislature called for Canada to tighten its immigration laws.
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Coolest fort ever? Edmonton students get creative with cardboard
For the students at Ellerslie Campus, learning is as active as can be: the students have constructed a temporary city out of boxes.
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April 2, 1998: Discrimination based on sexual orientation ruled illegal
After college instructor Delwin Vriend was fired for being gay, the Alberta Human Rights Commission said it couldn't help him. What ensued was a seven-year legal battle that ultimately helped entrench gay rights in Canada.
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March 21, 1991: Fans unite for Star Trek's 25th anniversary
For the 25th anniversary of Star Trek, almost 1,000 fans in Edmonton flew their geek flags high.
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Edmontonians prep for summer road trips at RV Expo
Weather may be frigid for some time yet, but it’s clear that many Edmontonians are already dreaming of epic summer road trips. Crowds of people are now checking out the Edmonton RV Expo and Sale to check out over 400 of the latest RVs.
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Canadian Blood Services puts call out in Edmonton for blood
As the new year is a time to focus on self-improvement, deciding to give blood is a simple and effective way to build up some good karma and the easiest way to save a life.