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    Man wanted in connection to violent assault

    Edmonton police have issued warrants for the arrest of 36-year-old Brent Cardinal in connection to a violent attack at the Southgate LRT station in May.

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    30 per cent of Albertans want to leave Canada if liberals win election: Angus Reid poll

    A new push for separatism in Alberta. With a rally planned at the legislature after the federal election. It comes as a new poll finds 30 per cent of Albertans want to leave the country if the liberals form government.
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    Edmonton couple frustrated over alleged storage unit theft

    Edmonton couple frustrated over alleged storage unit theft. They estimate they lost over $60 thousand worth of items. Hiba Kamal-Choufi has the story.
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    Liberal leader Mark Carney makes first campaign stop in Alberta

    Liberal leader Mark Carney making his first election campaign stop in Alberta Tuesday evening with a rally in Calgary, drawing a crowd of supporters and undecided voters. Margot Rubin reports.

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    ‘We can’t define ourselves in basements’: Popular Edmonton gay bar moving to Jasper Avenue

    Edmonton gay bar opens new location on Jasper Ave. Co-owner tells CityNews Edmonton will have two gay bars this summer for first time since 2016.

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    2:26
    30 per cent of Albertans want to leave Canada if liberals win election: Angus Reid poll

    A new push for separatism in Alberta. With a rally planned at the legislature after the federal election. It comes as a new poll finds 30 per cent of Albertans want to leave the country if the liberals form government.
    2:09
    Edmonton couple frustrated over alleged storage unit theft

    Edmonton couple frustrated over alleged storage unit theft. They estimate they lost over $60 thousand worth of items. Hiba Kamal-Choufi has the story.
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    Liberal leader Mark Carney makes first campaign stop in Alberta

    Liberal leader Mark Carney making his first election campaign stop in Alberta Tuesday evening with a rally in Calgary, drawing a crowd of supporters and undecided voters. Margot Rubin reports.

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    ‘We can’t define ourselves in basements’: Popular Edmonton gay bar moving to Jasper Avenue

    Edmonton gay bar opens new location on Jasper Ave. Co-owner tells CityNews Edmonton will have two gay bars this summer for first time since 2016.

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    Edmonton firefighters warn dog owners of springtime river dangers

    A warning for Edmonton dog owners as spring melt hits the North Saskatchewan River. One local pet owner shares how a seemingly simple stroll in the valley nearly took a grim turn.

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    Businesses frustrated by vacant Downtown Edmonton lot

    The former Bank of Montreal building was demolished seven years ago, but business owners are frustrated with the ‘eyesore’ of a lot and concerns about the safety and security of the area. Our Leo Cruzat reports.

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    Alberta measles cases rise to 46

    Alberta’s health minister defended the province’s response to a measles outbreak Wednesday amid criticism and another rise in confirmed cases.

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    Alberta government tables bill to remove city code of conduct rules

    As Alberta’s government moves to remove local codes of conduct for the province’s town and city councils — replacing it with a provincial standard. Some Edmonton city councillors agree, while others say the province is stepping too far into city council.

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