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      Universities hold graduation ceremonies as students protest across the U.S.

      Gaza ceasefire negotiations continue in earnest in Cairo, Egypt. Meanwhile, pro-Palestinian demonstrations threaten to disrupt graduation ceremonies across a number of U.S. college campuses.

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      Edmonton Folk Music Festival finished its 46th annual event over the weekend. New and returning artists brought their music and messages of social change to the sold-out audience with 56,000 tickets delivered.
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      Alberta author battles AI by writing 34 books in 34 weeks

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      Canadian Holocaust remembrance group calls on Edmonton city leaders to rename street

      A holocaust awareness group is calling on for a street in south Edmonton to be renamed. Saying, the man it’s named after — Peter Savaryn — served under a nazi military unit.

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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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      Edmonton homeowners sign restrictive covenants to block future multifamily infill

      Some Edmonton homeowners opposing infill in Crestwood say they have signed restrictive covenants to prevent future multiplexes on their lots.

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      Edmonton Folk Music Festival finished its 46th annual event over the weekend. New and returning artists brought their music and messages of social change to the sold-out audience with 56,000 tickets delivered.
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      Alberta author battles AI by writing 34 books in 34 weeks

      Gibbons Alberta writer Alison McBain wrote 34 books in 34 weeks for her Author Versus AI project to prove that while humans can't write quite as quickly as AI, they can still write fast — and better, original stories.

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      Canadian Holocaust remembrance group calls on Edmonton city leaders to rename street

      A holocaust awareness group is calling on for a street in south Edmonton to be renamed. Saying, the man it’s named after — Peter Savaryn — served under a nazi military unit.

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