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Edmonton committee endorses extension for downtown revitalization program
Edmonton city council's executive committee has voted to recommend the city extend a program aimed at revitalizing downtown, as it struggles to recover post-pandemic.
No charges in stabbing death of 13-year-old at Edmonton LRT station
Edmonton police said Tuesday they will not lay charges in the February death of 13-year-old Eric Omeasoo at the MacEwan LRT station because evidence shows the stabbing was in self-defence.
Truck hauling logging equipment damages 34th Street overpass on Sherwood Park Freeway
A tractor-trailer hauling a large piece of logging equipment struck the 34th Street overpass on the Sherwood Park Freeway late Monday, causing extensive damage that led to traffic snarls Tuesday morning.
Here's what the experts say about sleeping with your mouth taped
The wellness industry's latest darling — mouth taping during sleep — has been increasingly infiltrating social media algorithms. But where did the trend come from? And, perhaps more importantly, is it good for you?
New Alberta plan pairs peace officers with local police to address drug crisis
Around 800 peace officers working in large and mid-sized cities across the province will now co-ordinate with local police agencies and share data, as the the Alberta government turns its attention to addressing the fentanyl crisis in the province.
Utilities commission greenlights 42,000-panel solar farm near Killam, Alta.
The solar industry in the province continues to grow, even after a seven-month moratorium on renewable energy projects was announced by the provincial government in August 2023.
Building community in northwestern Alberta, 22,000 glossy magazines at a time
After more than a dozen years in the publishing business, the editors of Move Up magazine say the future is bright for the regional publication distributed four times a year to mailboxes across twelve municipal districts and counties.
The Canada Post strike is over but some rural Alberta communities are still feeling the effects
During the Canada Post strike, some people in rural communities had long waits for cheques, baby formula, and medication.
Edmonton firefighters awarded retroactive 5-year deal with the city after arbitration
Firefighters in Edmonton have been awarded a retroactive deal with the city after five years without a contract. The contract that was just awarded expired at the end of 2023, so firefighters and the city are expected to begin bargaining again soon.
CBC Explains
What ever happened to Alberta's massive airport solar project in Edmonton?
Set to be completed in 2022, the 253-hectare, 120-megawatt solar farm on what is now a canola field on the west side of the airport lands was touted as one of the largest at an airport anywhere in the world.