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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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Edmonton mayor releases budget plan to reduce 2025 property tax
Edmonton mayor releases budget plan to reduce 2025 property tax

Mayor Amarjeet Sohi announces a budget plan to reduce property tax rate by at least 2 percent for 2025. Hiba Kamal-Choufi has more.

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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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Should kids in Edmonton have social media?
Should kids in Edmonton have social media?

After Australia became the first country to ban social media for children under the age of 16, our Elliott Knopp spoke with locals to see how they’d feel about a similar law taking effect here at home.

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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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1:54
Edmonton mayor releases budget plan to reduce 2025 property tax
Edmonton mayor releases budget plan to reduce 2025 property tax

Mayor Amarjeet Sohi announces a budget plan to reduce property tax rate by at least 2 percent for 2025. Hiba Kamal-Choufi has more.

1:42
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. 
2:12
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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Should kids in Edmonton have social media?
Should kids in Edmonton have social media?

After Australia became the first country to ban social media for children under the age of 16, our Elliott Knopp spoke with locals to see how they’d feel about a similar law taking effect here at home.

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University of Alberta unveils frostbite re-warmer prototype
University of Alberta unveils frostbite re-warmer prototype

A new device created by the University of Alberta may be the answer to freeing up staff resources and providing more effective frostbite treatment. Elliott Knopp reports.

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Valley Line West LRT on track to wrap up construction in 2028
Valley Line West LRT on track to wrap up construction in 2028

The re-opening of Stony Plain Road bridge represents a major milestone in the Valley Line West LRT construction. But as Carly Robinson reports, the company behind responsible for the line is prepping for a busy 2025 construction season.

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Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police disappointed by ending of photo radar
Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police disappointed by ending of photo radar

The Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police expressing their disappointment over the province’s decision to end photo radar on provincial highways.

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Edmonton city council begins final budget adjustment deliberations
Edmonton city council begins final budget adjustment deliberations

Some Edmonton city councillors want a long-term rethinking on how the city’s budget is built. But all Edmontonians want to know is how much more they’ll be paying in property taxes — as final budget adjustment deliberations at city hall begin this week.

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