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Alberta’s transportation minister said he plans to put the photo radar “cash cow…on the barbeque this summer.” But as Sean Amato reports that is raising safety and revenue concerns. #ableg #cdnpoli #yegcc #yegtraffic

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Smith promises Alberta border patrol
Smith promises Alberta border patrol

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‘It doesn’t feel real’: Veteran Edmonton actor dies during performance at Citadel Theatre
‘It doesn’t feel real’: Veteran Edmonton actor dies during performance at Citadel Theatre

Veteran actor, Julien Arnold died on the stage while performing The Christmas Carol at the Citadel Theatre. Artists across the city, remember his legacy and who Arnold is on and off stage. Our Leo Cruzat has the story.
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Canada post strike: Mediation efforts suspended
Canada post strike: Mediation efforts suspended

Canada Post workers on the picket line in Edmonton say they are planning for the long haul as mediation efforts fell apart Wednesday.
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Edmonton records 21 cm of snow in November 2024 after having none in November 2023
Edmonton records 21 cm of snow in November 2024 after having none in November 2023

Winter in 2024 is looking a lot different than it did the year before. Elliott Knopp discusses the amount of snowfall brightening up Edmonton

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Smith promises Alberta border patrol
Smith promises Alberta border patrol

In an effort to avoid Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is promising help to patrol the province’s border with Montana. As Sean Amato reports, the NDP is calling it “nonsensical.”
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‘It doesn’t feel real’: Veteran Edmonton actor dies during performance at Citadel Theatre
‘It doesn’t feel real’: Veteran Edmonton actor dies during performance at Citadel Theatre

Veteran actor, Julien Arnold died on the stage while performing The Christmas Carol at the Citadel Theatre. Artists across the city, remember his legacy and who Arnold is on and off stage. Our Leo Cruzat has the story.
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Canada post strike: Mediation efforts suspended
Canada post strike: Mediation efforts suspended

Canada Post workers on the picket line in Edmonton say they are planning for the long haul as mediation efforts fell apart Wednesday.
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Edmonton records 21 cm of snow in November 2024 after having none in November 2023
Edmonton records 21 cm of snow in November 2024 after having none in November 2023

Winter in 2024 is looking a lot different than it did the year before. Elliott Knopp discusses the amount of snowfall brightening up Edmonton

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The Nutcracker prepares to return to Toronto
The Nutcracker prepares to return to Toronto

Canada’s national ballet school welcomed members of the community for a working rehearsal this weekend as their students prepare to join the professionals when the show returns for the holidays. David Zura explains.

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Pair of Edmonton bridges dedicated to fallen police officers
Pair of Edmonton bridges dedicated to fallen police officers

Two bridges on the southwest corner of the Anthony Henday officially rededicated Friday to honour fallen EPS constables Brett Ryan and Travis Jordan. 
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Edmonton community leagues decide to maintain sandboxes after city-wide program reduction
Edmonton community leagues decide to maintain sandboxes after city-wide program reduction

City of Edmonton reduced its sandboxes from 770 to 111 for this year’s winter. Community leagues decided to maintain their own sandboxes despite not knowing how much it would cost them. Our Leo Cruzat reports.
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Alberta will not say how much lawsuits against Ottawa cost
Alberta will not say how much lawsuits against Ottawa cost

Alberta now has 10 active legal challenges against Canada on everything from oil to plastics to guns. But as Sean Amato reports, the UCP government refuses to say how much taxpayer money is being spent on lawyers.