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    Alberta sees decrease in Opioid deaths

    Opioid deaths in Alberta decreased by 27 per cent between March and April of this year. While doctors say the numbers are encouraging, they're also warning it's not a trend yet.

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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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    New river valley footbridge connecting Edmonton to Sherwood Park now open

    Walking from Edmonton to Sherwood Park just got a lot easier, as a new footbridge over the North Saskatchewan River opened to the public Friday. Elliott Knopp reports.
    2:43
    Alberta ‘book ban’ battled reignited

    Alberta is indeed “banning books,” despite insisting the contrary, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is alleging. As Sean Amato reports, the education minister says the group is “trying to weave a false narrative.”
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    North Edmonton residents take fight over bike lanes to province

    Some residents in a north Edmonton neighbourhood want bike lanes to be an election issue. They've been calling for the province to intervene on a planned bike lane.
    2:39
    Edmonton building less parking stalls than infill housing units

    New city data shows fewer parking stalls than the number of new infill homes built in Edmonton in 2024 — about 1stall per 2 homes within Anthony Henday Drive. A city councillor thinks homes built far from transit should require more parking.

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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.

    Recommended Videos

    2:08
    New river valley footbridge connecting Edmonton to Sherwood Park now open

    Walking from Edmonton to Sherwood Park just got a lot easier, as a new footbridge over the North Saskatchewan River opened to the public Friday. Elliott Knopp reports.
    2:43
    Alberta ‘book ban’ battled reignited

    Alberta is indeed “banning books,” despite insisting the contrary, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is alleging. As Sean Amato reports, the education minister says the group is “trying to weave a false narrative.”
    2:14
    North Edmonton residents take fight over bike lanes to province

    Some residents in a north Edmonton neighbourhood want bike lanes to be an election issue. They've been calling for the province to intervene on a planned bike lane.
    2:39
    Edmonton building less parking stalls than infill housing units

    New city data shows fewer parking stalls than the number of new infill homes built in Edmonton in 2024 — about 1stall per 2 homes within Anthony Henday Drive. A city councillor thinks homes built far from transit should require more parking.

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    ‘A Brotherhood’: Edmonton Brothers Basketball program at risk of shutting down

    For 7 years, a competitive basketball program has given underserved Edmonton youth a chance to form close relationships. But it soon could be finished. James Dunn has more.

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    A unique production of Romeo & Juliet in Estonia

    A theatre company in Estonia has come up with a unique way to perform one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays by using machines, not actors, to tell the story.

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    What travellers need to know ahead of potential Air Canada flight attendant strike

    Air Canada flight attendants could walk off the job this month if an agreement with the union and airline cannot be reached. Michelle Mackey has what this means for travellers.

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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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