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NDP wants proof Alberta drivers will pay less at the pumps starting April 1
Alberta premier Jason Kenney says the provincial government will be watching “like a hawk” to make sure Albertans get relief from the gas tax set to kick off on Friday. As Laura Krause reports, an Alberta NDP energy critic says an audit is needed to provide accountability.

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Premier Smith responds to unfavourable polling
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Homicide of Aylissa Rovere prompts calls for domestic violence awareness
Homicide of Aylissa Rovere prompts calls for domestic violence awareness

The family of homicide victim Aylissa Rovere say she is a victim of domestic violence. Carly Robinson speaks with the Jessica Martel Memorial Foundation about the need for more education surrounding gender-based violence.
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Organic grocery store mainstay in Edmonton to close doors permanently this Sunday
Organic grocery store mainstay in Edmonton to close doors permanently this Sunday

An institution on Whyte Avenue in south Edmonton — Earth's General Store — is planning to close their doors at the end of the week. Unless owners can raise $150,000 by then.
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How Edmonton police train officers to reduce uses of force
How Edmonton police train officers to reduce uses of force

The Edmonton Police Service shares one way how they work to eliminate unnecessary uses of force in the community. Elliott Knopp experiences some of the conditioning drills firsthand.

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2:36
Premier Smith responds to unfavourable polling
Premier Smith responds to unfavourable polling

A majority of Albertans living in Edmonton and Calgary say they want a new premier, according to a new poll. As Sean Amato reports, Danielle Smith says she didn’t create Alberta’s “problems” but is trying to fix them.
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Homicide of Aylissa Rovere prompts calls for domestic violence awareness
Homicide of Aylissa Rovere prompts calls for domestic violence awareness

The family of homicide victim Aylissa Rovere say she is a victim of domestic violence. Carly Robinson speaks with the Jessica Martel Memorial Foundation about the need for more education surrounding gender-based violence.
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Organic grocery store mainstay in Edmonton to close doors permanently this Sunday
Organic grocery store mainstay in Edmonton to close doors permanently this Sunday

An institution on Whyte Avenue in south Edmonton — Earth's General Store — is planning to close their doors at the end of the week. Unless owners can raise $150,000 by then.
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How Edmonton police train officers to reduce uses of force
How Edmonton police train officers to reduce uses of force

The Edmonton Police Service shares one way how they work to eliminate unnecessary uses of force in the community. Elliott Knopp experiences some of the conditioning drills firsthand.

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Protest in Edmonton demanding justice for Mathios Arkangelo
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100+ people killed or missing as Sinaloa cartel violence rages on in western Mexico
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Israeli strikes on Beirut and Gaza School leave dozens dead
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How Edmonton police train officers to reduce uses of force
How Edmonton police train officers to reduce uses of force

The Edmonton Police Service shares one way how they work to eliminate unnecessary uses of force in the community. Elliott Knopp experiences some of the conditioning drills firsthand.