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    Over 400 artists show off work in annual Edmonton Whyte Ave Art Walk

    Whyte Avenue is usually a cultural hub, but this weekend it was turned up to 11 with 400 artists showcasing their work. James Dunn has more.
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    West Edmonton residents frustrated by overlapping construction projects

    Construction to the north, and LRT construction to the south. Residents in west Edmonton share what’s it like being surrounded, and sometimes trapped, by traffic congestion on both ends.

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    No goodbye, or social media post. An Edmonton bakery that kickstarted a stretch of shops in a Whyte Ave alleyway is gone. James Dunn has more.
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    Alberta RCMP arrest Edmonton father and son with trafficking temporary foreign workers

    A year long investigation continues after a father and son from Edmonton were arrested for human trafficking. James Dunn has the details.

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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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    2:19
    Over 400 artists show off work in annual Edmonton Whyte Ave Art Walk

    Whyte Avenue is usually a cultural hub, but this weekend it was turned up to 11 with 400 artists showcasing their work. James Dunn has more.
    1:57
    West Edmonton residents frustrated by overlapping construction projects

    Construction to the north, and LRT construction to the south. Residents in west Edmonton share what’s it like being surrounded, and sometimes trapped, by traffic congestion on both ends.

    1:38
    Popular Edmonton alley bakery abruptly closes without fanfare

    No goodbye, or social media post. An Edmonton bakery that kickstarted a stretch of shops in a Whyte Ave alleyway is gone. James Dunn has more.
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    Alberta RCMP arrest Edmonton father and son with trafficking temporary foreign workers

    A year long investigation continues after a father and son from Edmonton were arrested for human trafficking. James Dunn has the details.

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