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P.E.I. leans Green while Alberta takes a hard right with the UCP. Both provinces see their futures threatened by climate change but for completely different reasons and your job likely plays a big role in how you view the issue.

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Suspect in drive-by shootings fled to India after being released from custody: police
Suspect in drive-by shootings fled to India after being released from custody: police

A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a suspect in Edmonton and Winnipeg drive-by shootings. As Laura Krause reports, police believe the suspect may have fled to India.
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Calmer QP, but Poilievre doubles down
Calmer QP, but Poilievre doubles down

Cooler heads appeared to prevail, one day after Pierre Poilievre was ejected from the House of Commons for unparliamentary language. But less than an hour later, Poilievre doubled down on his remarks to a local radio host.

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Downtown business concerned over lack of accessibility
Downtown business concerned over lack of accessibility

Construction, bike lanes, no loading zone, and a lack of access to available parking. These are the concerns a business downtown has raised near LRT expansion.

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Debate over School Resource Officer Program continues
Debate over School Resource Officer Program continues

The debate over police presence in schools continues ahead of Edmonton Public School Board meeting on Tuesday. Hiba Kamal-Choufi speaks to Edmontonians and student advocates on having police officers in schools.

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The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

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2:31
Suspect in drive-by shootings fled to India after being released from custody: police
Suspect in drive-by shootings fled to India after being released from custody: police

A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a suspect in Edmonton and Winnipeg drive-by shootings. As Laura Krause reports, police believe the suspect may have fled to India.
2:25
Calmer QP, but Poilievre doubles down
Calmer QP, but Poilievre doubles down

Cooler heads appeared to prevail, one day after Pierre Poilievre was ejected from the House of Commons for unparliamentary language. But less than an hour later, Poilievre doubled down on his remarks to a local radio host.

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Downtown business concerned over lack of accessibility
Downtown business concerned over lack of accessibility

Construction, bike lanes, no loading zone, and a lack of access to available parking. These are the concerns a business downtown has raised near LRT expansion.

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2:32
Debate over School Resource Officer Program continues
Debate over School Resource Officer Program continues

The debate over police presence in schools continues ahead of Edmonton Public School Board meeting on Tuesday. Hiba Kamal-Choufi speaks to Edmontonians and student advocates on having police officers in schools.

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CityNews Connect: Edmonton Oilers playoffs
CityNews Connect: Edmonton Oilers playoffs

The Oilers are back in the playoffs. Adam Ziccarelli and Elliott Knopp look at how they got there and what it means for local coverage and businesses in the city.

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Downtown business concerned over lack of accessibility
Downtown business concerned over lack of accessibility

Construction, bike lanes, no loading zone, and a lack of access to available parking. These are the concerns a business downtown has raised near LRT expansion.

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International students green-lit to increase weekly work hours
International students green-lit to increase weekly work hours

May 1st marks the start of a government reform adjusting the off-campus work hours for international students from 20 hours to 24 hours. Phoenix Phillips reports.

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Alberta government reverses plans to cut low-income transit passes
Alberta government reverses plans to cut low-income transit passes

The Alberta government reversed its plan to cut low-income transit passes in Edmonton and Calgary following criticism from mayors and advocates.

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