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    Less unfunded student spaces at Edmonton Public, but concerns raised over budget impacts by U.S tariffs

    The Alberta government’s boost to education funding is starting to pay off at Edmonton Public Schools with less unfunded spaces. But as the school board was going through its own budget, there are now potential impacts by U.S tariffs.

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    Canadian-produced GO/NITRO has shot an episode at West Edmonton Mall. Bianca Millions finds out why, and how tariffs are impacting the Canadian film industry.

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    AUPE: Thousands of Alberta civil servants vote to strike

    Government employees within the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) voted in favour of a recent strike vote that could disrupt public services in the province. Our Leo Cruzat reports.

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    Some Edmonton residents raise concerns over new bike lanes in central Edmonton as others urge province not to intervene in municipal matters.

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    While some Alberta ministers are looking forward to a re-set in relationships, Premier Smith is taking aim at the new federal environment minister.

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    Canadian-produced TV show filming episode at West Edmonton Mall

    Canadian-produced GO/NITRO has shot an episode at West Edmonton Mall. Bianca Millions finds out why, and how tariffs are impacting the Canadian film industry.

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