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    Edmonton students express concerns about Quebec’s Bill 21

    Some young Edmonton students expressing concern over Quebec's controversial Bill 21, according to a local senator. The legislation prevents those who work in the public sector from wearing religious attire and symbols. Sarolta Saskiw has more.

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    Second central Edmonton condo tower targeted by thieves

    Residents in a second building were targeted by the same alleged thieves police warned marked doors with glue in a central Edmonton condo tower before breaking in.

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    Advocates concerned decision in Hockey Canada trial is a step backwards

    Advocates of victims of sexual assault are concerned the decision in the Hockey Canada sex assault trial will be a step back when it comes to conversations around what consent is. Jillian Code reports.
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    Closing Low Level Bridge for construction may hurt Downtown Edmonton businesses

    Edmonton's Low Level Bridge is closing to northbound traffic for repairs until at least the end of 2025. The Downtown Recovery Coalition worries the lengthy closure will harm businesses.
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    Edmonton makes life jackets mandatory to wear when riding on a vessel

    In May, Edmonton is now making life jackets mandatory to wear when riding on a boat or a vessel. As our Leo Cruzat reports, this by-law was expanded as more people are using the North Saskatchewan River.

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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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    1:25
    Second central Edmonton condo tower targeted by thieves

    Residents in a second building were targeted by the same alleged thieves police warned marked doors with glue in a central Edmonton condo tower before breaking in.

    1:22
    Advocates concerned decision in Hockey Canada trial is a step backwards

    Advocates of victims of sexual assault are concerned the decision in the Hockey Canada sex assault trial will be a step back when it comes to conversations around what consent is. Jillian Code reports.
    2:10
    Closing Low Level Bridge for construction may hurt Downtown Edmonton businesses

    Edmonton's Low Level Bridge is closing to northbound traffic for repairs until at least the end of 2025. The Downtown Recovery Coalition worries the lengthy closure will harm businesses.
    2:04
    Edmonton makes life jackets mandatory to wear when riding on a vessel

    In May, Edmonton is now making life jackets mandatory to wear when riding on a boat or a vessel. As our Leo Cruzat reports, this by-law was expanded as more people are using the North Saskatchewan River.

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    6 new extortion threats aimed at South Asian community since Project Gaslight: Police

    There’s a new investigation launched into extortion threats targeting Edmonton’s South Asian community. Now, police are hearing from that community. James Dunn has more.

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    Edmonton city councillor wants to bigger infill focus around LRT stations

    As the city of Edmonton looks to increase infill housing to keep pace with population growth, one city councillor wants to build bigger buildings along LRT routes.

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    Boaters want to drown new Alberta ‘watercraft pass’ idea

    Alberta is considering a new mandatory watercraft pass for boats, kayaks and even paddleboards. The government says it’s a way to help keep invasive species out, but as Sean Amato reports, some boaters are frustrated by the idea. 

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    Edmonton crime rates and severity drop but disorder worries public

    Edmonton’s latest crime stats show a drop in both the severity and rate of crime in the city from 2023 to 2024. However, calls about social disorder are up — police say there’s more work to do on the public’s perceptions.

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