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    Alberta sees decrease in Opioid deaths

    Opioid deaths in Alberta decreased by 27 per cent between March and April of this year. While doctors say the numbers are encouraging, they're also warning it's not a trend yet.

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    Alberta premier calls idea of federal tax on province's oil and gas to U.S. 'absurd'

    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is shutting down the idea of the province one day approving a federal tax on oil and gas being sent to the U.S., calling it absurd and self-destructive.
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    Centerpiece south Edmonton statue disappears

    Neighbours in a quiet Edmonton community are shocked to learn a statue of a little boy is gone with his feet standing. As James Dunn reports, it’s now the second statue to leave its post in the city.
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    Alberta government plans changes to modernize hunting rules

    The Alberta government proposed changes to modernize hunting rules on Wednesday, but some questions about “shoot farms” remain unanswered. Bianca Millions reports.

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    Twin brothers set to close long-time Edmonton art supply store, ending 40-year ownership

    It's been a labour of love for the Harcus twins, who are retiring after a 40+ year career in the art supply business. James Dunn has their story.

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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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    1:01
    Alberta premier calls idea of federal tax on province's oil and gas to U.S. 'absurd'

    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is shutting down the idea of the province one day approving a federal tax on oil and gas being sent to the U.S., calling it absurd and self-destructive.
    1:14
    Centerpiece south Edmonton statue disappears

    Neighbours in a quiet Edmonton community are shocked to learn a statue of a little boy is gone with his feet standing. As James Dunn reports, it’s now the second statue to leave its post in the city.
    1:55
    Alberta government plans changes to modernize hunting rules

    The Alberta government proposed changes to modernize hunting rules on Wednesday, but some questions about “shoot farms” remain unanswered. Bianca Millions reports.

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    Twin brothers set to close long-time Edmonton art supply store, ending 40-year ownership

    It's been a labour of love for the Harcus twins, who are retiring after a 40+ year career in the art supply business. James Dunn has their story.

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    City of Edmonton finds something to cut: Christmas tree collection

    Since 1990, any Edmontonian with a real Christmas tree could set it out with your garbage and eco-waste and have the city collect it. But as James Dunn reports, that could soon change.

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    Alberta government plans changes to modernize hunting rules

    The Alberta government proposed changes to modernize hunting rules on Wednesday, but some questions about “shoot farms” remain unanswered. Bianca Millions reports.

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    Alberta announces $426M boost to education budget

    The Alberta government is boosting its education budget by $426 million. But as Sean Amato reports, the association representing teachers insists it’s still about $900 million short.

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    Third bar in nine years opens in the same historic Edmonton building

    The Alfred is the third and newest bar occupying the historic Mercer Warehouse in Edmonton since the arrival of Rogers Arena. Leo Cruzat spoke with the owner to tell us how he will do it differently compared to others that closed down.

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