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03/26/2024

Some excellent reporting here from Lauren Boothby and Keith Gerein Edmonton Journal on the departure of Edmonton's city manager — the seventh top bureaucrat to leave in the last 12 months, including five deputy city managers and the city auditor.

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02/12/2024

60 per cent chance of flurries this morning. Wind becoming northwest 20 km/h gusting to 40 this afternoon. High 1 C. Wind chill -12.

02/12/2024

Paging Mr. Gagner, white courtesy telephone please

02/12/2024

Well, technically, the actor who portrayed Mr. Bean—Rowan Atkinson—is taking the blame, but why? — via driving.ca

Well, technically, the actor who portrayed Mr. Bean—Rowan Atkinson—is taking the blame, but why?

02/12/2024

Edmonton is seeking to recover $82 million from the bankrupt supplier of its 60 electric buses, claiming the vehicles fell short of promises

02/12/2024

Alberta Health Services investigation into a long-running dispute involving six physicians amid allegations of conflict of interest has now been animated.

02/12/2024

ICYMI: Edmonton police believe those leading the arson and extortion ring in the South Asian community are targeting male teens.

Edmonton police believe those leading the arson and extortion ring in the South Asian community are targeting male teens.

02/12/2024

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs are back-to-back Super Bowl champions.

02/12/2024

ICYMI: Next week, temperatures start to fall and lows near -17 C. Might even see some snow tomorrow. You know, that thing we used to call "winter."

Next week, temperatures start to fall and lows near -17 C. Might even see some snow tomorrow. You know, that thing we used to call "winter."

02/12/2024

Upcoming deadline will play a major role in whether Connor McDavid and Co. can finally push through

02/12/2024

Player grades Edmonton Oilers Los Angeles Kings Connor McDavid Leon Draisaitl

02/12/2024

Both the passenger and the driver of the truck fled the scene on foot, and no injuries were reported

02/12/2024

From Healthing by Postmedia: Integrating women into our lexicon is a necessary step in promoting a more inclusive understanding of healthcare, writes Sabrina Hanna. UNESCO

02/12/2024

Hoffman said she was energized to lead a party poised to fix health care challenges, combat climate change, and address the housing crisis.

02/12/2024

Epochal changes are taking place beyond our borders — including the U.S. potentially leaving NATO. But our politicians slumber on.

02/12/2024

“Throwing objects at moving vehicles is extremely dangerous and we are lucky that citizens were not seriously injured or killed yesterday."

02/12/2024

ICYMI: Alberta's budget airline is painting a picture of a bright economic future, in spite of $67 million in unpaid taxes owed to the CRA.

Alberta's budget airline is painting a picture of a bright economic future, in spite of $67 million in unpaid taxes owed to the CRA.

02/11/2024

ICYMI: Felicia Mutheardy, Edmonton chief corporate economist, estimates the city's GDP levels are back to pre-pandemic numbers for 2023-2024

Felicia Mutheardy, Edmonton chief corporate economist, estimates the city's GDP levels are back to pre-pandemic numbers for 2023-2024

02/11/2024

Canada's Bill C-92 was enacted with the aim of affirming Indigenous jurisdiction over child and family services.

02/11/2024

If Luke Willson was a gambling man, he’d be hard pressed to bet against Patrick Mahomes on Sunday night.

02/11/2024

Edmonton police believe those leading the arson and extortion ring in the South Asian community are targeting male teens.

02/11/2024

ICYMI: The federal government just held a “National Summit on Combatting Auto Theft”— but will its solutions be effective? — VIA driving.ca

The federal government just held a “National Summit on Combatting Auto Theft”— but will its solutions be effective?

02/11/2024

Read the latest news on what's happening in Edmonton. We got you covered on the stories and issues that matter

02/11/2024

Next week, temperatures start to fall and lows near -17 C. Might even see some snow tomorrow. You know, that thing we used to call "winter."

02/11/2024

Alberta's budget airline is painting a picture of a bright economic future, in spite of $67 million in unpaid taxes owed to the CRA.

02/11/2024

ICYMI: The 2024 U.S. Vehicle Dependability study named Lexus, Toyota, and the Porsche 718 at the top of the class — via driving.ca

The 2024 U.S. Vehicle Dependability study named Lexus, Toyota, and the Porsche 718 at the top of the class

02/11/2024

Stream the game on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024

02/11/2024

Felicia Mutheardy, Edmonton chief corporate economist, estimates the city's GDP levels are back to pre-pandemic numbers for 2023-2024

02/11/2024

ICYMI: Super Bowl's football stars and the cars they drive — VIA driving.ca

Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy have very different tastes in cars

02/11/2024

ICYMI: A modern PHEV can offset a large portion of everyday tailpipe emissions, while also reducing range anxiety — VIA driving.ca

A modern PHEV can offset a large portion of everyday tailpipe emissions, while also reducing range anxiety

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Boisterous firefighter relief arrives from South Africa

The Edmonton International Airport erupted in spirited song and dance with the arrival of more than 200 South African firefighters Thursday morning to help with Alberta’s ongoing wildfires. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/edmonton-welcomes-south-african-firefighters-arriving-to-help-with-wildfire-efforts

Ask EJ Anything with Gerry Moddejonge

In the latest instalment of the Edmonton Journal’s online engagement project — which gives digital subscribers exclusive access to Journal reporters, columnists, editors, photographers, and special guests — Edmonton Elks beat reporter Gerry Moddejonge sits down with digital lead editor, Trevor Robb, to answer your questions.

Notley will stay on as opposition leader

The Alberta New Democratic Party Leader dispelled any notions she will be resigning her post in a concession speech Monday evening. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/supporters-rally-at-ndp-election-headquarters-in-edmonton

UCP Wins Majority Government

United Conservative Party supporters, candidates, and supporters celebrated their party’s win late Monday night, as the UCP overcame the defeats of several cabinet ministers to remain in government. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/alberta-election-2023-ucp-supporters-celebrate-electoral-victory

Provincial money announced for wildfire evacuees

Wildfire evacuees will be offered one-time financial assistance from the Alberta government for those displaced for at least seven consecutive days. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced the aid Monday afternoon. Every eligible evacuated adult will receive $1,250 and an additional $500 will be available for each dependent child under the age of 18. Stay up-to-date with all our wildfire updates here: https://trib.al/9CTj8Uq

“Looking at just the firearms, these people are professional. They know what they’re doing. They’ve got connections." Edmonton Police are searching for three suspects after a two-month investigation yielded nearly a dozen firearms and more than $200,000 in cash. Read More: https://trib.al/08UCVDs

Commercial fire blocks west Edmonton roads

Edmonton firefighters tackle morning blaze at Times Square ### Liquidators Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/edmonton-west-end-structure-fire-slows-morning-commute-traffic-eps

Nearly 30,000 potholes filled on Edmonton roads so far in 2023, complaints down

Crews have so far filled 29,833 potholes in 2023 as of April 1, about 10,000 fewer than the same time last year, according to data provided by the city. More than 24,000 potholes were filled in the last two months alone — just 5,531 had been fixed as of Feb. 5. #edmonton Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/nearly-30000-potholes-filled-on-edmonton-roads-so-far-in-2023-complaints-down

Edmonton police link shooting death of 20-year-old man to earlier double homicide

Edmonton police link shooting death of 20-year-old man to earlier double homicide #edmotnon #crime Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/edmonton-police-link-shooting-death-of-20-year-old-man-to-earlier-double-homicide

Premier Smith discussed COVID charges with Artur Pawlowski

Alberta Premier Smith spoke with a street pastor facing pandemic-related charges weeks before his case was heard in court, promising to discuss his case internally and claiming she spoke regularly with prosecutors. The phone conversation was shared in a video posted to the Artur Pawlowski TV YouTube account as an unlisted post, and shared Wednesday by the Alberta NDP. #politics Read the full report here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/alberta-premier-smith-discussed-covid-charges-almost-weekly-with-prosecutors-recording

Pizzeria shooting linked to death of two EPS officers

Edmonton police are formally drawing a link between a shooting at a Pizza Hut and the killing of two officers at a nearby apartment complex four days later. Police also confirmed the teenager accused of killing constables Brett Ryan and Travis Jordan — whose identity they are not releasing — was apprehended during a mental health call five months prior to the shooting. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/teen-who-killed-edmonton-officers-believed-to-be-suspect-in-earlier-pizza-hut-shooting-police-confirm

Two Edmonton police officers killed on duty

Two Edmonton police officers were killed Thursday morning while responding to a call in the city’s northwest. The officers were identified as Const. Travis Jordan, 35 and Const. Brett Ryan, 30. Jordan was an 8.5-year veteran of the Edmonton Police Service, while Ryan was with the EPS for 5.5 years. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/two-edmonton-police-officers-killed-on-duty-thursday-in-cities-northwest

Police still seeking suspects one year after Edmonton landlord shot to death

Detectives are still looking for answers one year after the killing of a high-profile Edmonton crime figure as attempts have been made to cover up his death. Abdullah Shah died in hospital after being ambushed by a shooter outside his family home in southwest Edmonton March 13, 2022. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/police-still-seeking-suspects-one-year-after-edmonton-landlord-shot-to-death

Newly-formed Edmonton ‘Healthy Streets’ teams combine to combat crime in the city’s core

The Healthy Streets Operations Centre (HSOC) community safety teams, which include Edmonton police officers, peace officers and a paramedic, were soft-launched in October last year. They grew out of Project Connection, launched in May, which came about, in part, as a response to the same-day homicides of Ban Phuc Hoang and Hung Trang in Chinatown along with a need to find a more effective way to address high levels of victimization and crime in the core. #edmonton #crime You can read the full feature article here: https://edmontonjournal.com/feature/newly-formed-edmonton-healthy-streets-teams-combine-to-combat-crime-in-the-citys-core

The Mandalorian season 3, The Apostate and The Mines of Mandalore review

For the first time since pre-pandemic, Edmonton Journal Star Wars enthusiasts Fish Griwkowsky and Nathan Martin happily return to break down the first two episodes of season 3 of Disney Plus’ The Mandalorian on a new review episode of Mando Lore. #edmonton You can also find the review here: https://edmontonjournal.com/entertainment/television/mando-lore-the-mandalorian-season-3-the-apostate-and-the-mines-of-mandalore-review?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1678466325

UCP omnibus bill 'clarifying' trespassing rules for federal workers

UCP omnibus bill 'clarifying' trespassing rules for federal workers changes 14 bills across 9 ministries Alberta’s UCP government is introducing a series of new measures it claims will reduce red tape through an omnibus bill that, once passed, will change 14 pieces of legislation across nine different ministries. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/ucp-omnibus-bill-clarifying-trespassing-rules-for-federal-workers-changes-14-bills-across-9-ministries

Police release video after man was stabbed and bear-sprayed stepping off bus

Edmonton police have released video after a 50-year-old man was stabbed and bear-sprayed while stepping off a bus at 87 Avenue west of 156 Street. The suspect is described by police as having a thin build, wearing a black jacket with a hood, black pants, black shoes and a green bandana with white designs that covered his face, followed him off the bus. Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/police-release-video-after-man-stabbed-and-bear-sprayed-stepping-off-bus #Edmonton #Crime

Under The Dome: Dissecting the Alberta UCP's spend, spend, spend budget

"What is the Alberta Fund? Money for Alberta." Edmonton's Alberta legislature bureau duo Lisa Johnson and Matthew Black join host Dave Breakenridge to discuss the Alberta UCP's spend, spend, spend budget on a new episode of Under The Dome. Watch the full episode here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/under-the-dome-dissecting-the-alberta-ucps-spend-spend-spend-budget

Province announces upgrades to Hwy 60 in Acheson

The province is planning a $60 million outlay for twinning Highway 60, a north-south connector highway west of Edmonton between Highway 16 near Acheson to the north and Highway 39 near Calmar to the south. #politics Read the full story here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/overhaul-for-dangerous-intersection-highway-60-upgrade-announced-as-part-of-budget-2023

Finance Minister, Travis Toews delivers 2023 Alberta Budget

At a press conference ahead of tabling the budget Tuesday afternoon, Finance Minister Travis Toews focused on the province’s efforts to bolster health care, address affordability, public safety, and boost the economy, saying previous UCP budgets “did the heavy lifting,” including with spending cuts. #Politics You can read the full report from Edmonton Journal reporter Lisa Johnson here: https://edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/budget-2023-albertas-ucp-government-posts-2-4-billion-surplus-with-rise-in-spending-ahead-of-election

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