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      Alberta government to raise fees for home buyers

      Starting October 20, home buyers in Alberta will be paying more in land title transfers and mortgage registrations. Bianca Millions reports. 

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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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      Smith defends her husband attending government meetings

      Alberta’s premier says she has had enough of months of “rumours and the innuendo and slander against my family.” As Sean Amato reports, Danielle Smith was responding to questions about her husband attending government meetings.

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      Some Edmonton residents concerned over new bike lane plan in central Edmonton

      Some Edmonton residents raise concerns over new bike lanes in central Edmonton as others urge province not to intervene in municipal matters.

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      Alberta's government reacts to new federal liberal cabinet appointments

      While some Alberta ministers are looking forward to a re-set in relationships, Premier Smith is taking aim at the new federal environment minister.

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      AUPE: Thousands of Alberta civil servants vote to strike

      Government employees within the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) voted in favour of a recent strike vote that could disrupt public services in the province. Our Leo Cruzat reports.

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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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      2:58
      Smith defends her husband attending government meetings

      Alberta’s premier says she has had enough of months of “rumours and the innuendo and slander against my family.” As Sean Amato reports, Danielle Smith was responding to questions about her husband attending government meetings.

      18h ago

      2:20
      Some Edmonton residents concerned over new bike lane plan in central Edmonton

      Some Edmonton residents raise concerns over new bike lanes in central Edmonton as others urge province not to intervene in municipal matters.

      2:19
      Alberta's government reacts to new federal liberal cabinet appointments

      While some Alberta ministers are looking forward to a re-set in relationships, Premier Smith is taking aim at the new federal environment minister.

      1:58
      AUPE: Thousands of Alberta civil servants vote to strike

      Government employees within the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) voted in favour of a recent strike vote that could disrupt public services in the province. Our Leo Cruzat reports.

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      Trump threatens tariffs on non-U.S. film production

      There are tariffs on steel, lumber, and automobiles – and now Donald Trump is threatening to slap levies on movies. We speak with Emmy-nominated producer Nicole Hilliard-Forde on how this could effect Canadian film production.

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      Students at Holyrood School show their Oilers pride

      Playoff buzz is taking over Edmonton’s Holyrood School, with a special parade ahead of game five.

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      Edmonton Oilers playoff run reigniting downtown economy

      Edmonton Oilers fans have been paying up in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Elliott Knopp has more on how another hopeful campaign is fueling the downtown economy.

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      Campaign to encourage Edmontonians to replace front lawns with a garden

      Waste Free Edmonton launched a campaign to encourage Edmontonians to replace front lawns with a garden with native plants. As our Leo Cruzat reports, the organization’s co-founder adds this will have benefits for both Edmontonians and the environment.

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