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    Not Alone: Humboldt Broncos crash survivor on mental health advocacy

    Following the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash, Tyler Smith found talking about mental health not only helped in his own healing, but had an impact on others. This month he’s selling sweaters with the message ‘Not Alone; it’s okay to not be okay’ to raise money and further the conversation.

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    CityNews Edmonton - 24/7 Livestream

    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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    Alberta Pension Plan major point of contention during Edmonton’s first Alberta Next Panel town hall

    Edmonton played host to its first Alberta Next Panel town hall Wednesday. While some Albertans supported some of the topics discussed, one proved to be a major eyesore for Premier Danielle Smith. James Dunn has more.
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    Alberta Next Panel kicks off summer tour in Red Deer

    Premier Danielle Smith’s 16-person ‘Alberta Next Panel’ started it’s provincial tour in Central Alberta Tuesday. James Dunn has more on what Albertans told the panel and those that couldn’t make it inside.ty. 
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    Edmonton woman searching for 14-year-old son who disappeared over a month ago

    An Edmonton woman searching for her missing 14-year-old son has fading hopes after he was last seen over a month and a half ago.
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    Alberta premier demands apology from Jasper

    A new report into the Jasper wildfire is ‘untrue’ and ‘unfair,’ Alberta’s premier said Friday while demanding an apology from the municipality. But as Sean Amato reports, the NDP says it’s the premier who is out of line.

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    CityNews Edmonton - 24/7 Livestream

    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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    2:35
    Alberta Pension Plan major point of contention during Edmonton’s first Alberta Next Panel town hall

    Edmonton played host to its first Alberta Next Panel town hall Wednesday. While some Albertans supported some of the topics discussed, one proved to be a major eyesore for Premier Danielle Smith. James Dunn has more.
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    Alberta Next Panel kicks off summer tour in Red Deer

    Premier Danielle Smith’s 16-person ‘Alberta Next Panel’ started it’s provincial tour in Central Alberta Tuesday. James Dunn has more on what Albertans told the panel and those that couldn’t make it inside.ty. 
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    Edmonton woman searching for 14-year-old son who disappeared over a month ago

    An Edmonton woman searching for her missing 14-year-old son has fading hopes after he was last seen over a month and a half ago.
    2:40
    Alberta premier demands apology from Jasper

    A new report into the Jasper wildfire is ‘untrue’ and ‘unfair,’ Alberta’s premier said Friday while demanding an apology from the municipality. But as Sean Amato reports, the NDP says it’s the premier who is out of line.

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    One of Canada’s Hidden Treasures: Inside This Dreamy Lavender Farm

    More Canadians are spending their summer exploring different corners of the country  and for some, those visits are life-changing. Lindsay Dunn has reports.

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    Rainy Saturday in Edmonton’s K-Days doesn’t stop visitors

    Visitors from Edmonton and even one from across the world still decide to line up for rides and food items in K-Days despite the rain on Saturday. Our Leo Cruzat reports.

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    Dozens killed after Israeli forces open fire on people seeking food in Gaza

    At least 32 people were killed after Israeli forces opened fire on people seeking food in Gaza, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. Meanwhile, families of hostages urge Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza and bring back their relatives.

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    Hold a lobster, drive the boat: Canadians flocking to PEI

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