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    Issues in banning puberty blockers for 15 and younger

    Legislation proposed by the Alberta government would block kids 15 and younger from accessing puberty blockers. But as Jillian Code reports, some say that’s far too late.

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    A west Edmonton business owner worries a new pit dug in front of their cafe is deterring customers as LRT construction continues on Stony Plain Road.
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    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 Next town hall tickets all claimed

    Getting a ticket to an Alberta Next Panel town hall this summer may prove challenging after Red Deer and Sherwood Park both ‘sold out’ of 600 spots. But as Sean Amato reports, some say it’s a waste of time and tax money anyway.
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    Edmonton store only sells upcycled clothes to keep them out of landfills

    A new store in Edmonton’s Whyte Ave sells upcycled clothes with the help of local designers. As our Leo Cruzat reports, the owner aims to keep textiles out of landfills.

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    CityNews Edmonton - 24/7 Livestream

    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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    2:14
    More construction headaches for Edmonton business on Stony Plain Road

    A west Edmonton business owner worries a new pit dug in front of their cafe is deterring customers as LRT construction continues on Stony Plain Road.
    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.

    19h ago

    2:27
    Alberta Next town hall tickets all claimed

    Getting a ticket to an Alberta Next Panel town hall this summer may prove challenging after Red Deer and Sherwood Park both ‘sold out’ of 600 spots. But as Sean Amato reports, some say it’s a waste of time and tax money anyway.
    2:19
    Edmonton store only sells upcycled clothes to keep them out of landfills

    A new store in Edmonton’s Whyte Ave sells upcycled clothes with the help of local designers. As our Leo Cruzat reports, the owner aims to keep textiles out of landfills.

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    36% of young Canadians are less willing to enlist in armed forces: Poll

    Angus Reid Poll shows that about half of Canadians are willing to be enlisted. But as our Leo Cruzat reports, young Canadians are hesitant to join the military compared to the older generation.

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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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    Albertans on AISH to see community housing rent increase

    Albertans living with disabilities are set to see their rents go up in their low-income housing. What does that mean at a time when finances are already stretched thin?

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    Alberta banning ‘explicit sexual content’ in school libraries

    Books containing ‘explicit sexual content’ are being banned from school libraries by the provincial government. As Sean Amato reports, the NDP is calling it ‘political theatre.’

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