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Edmonton has issued zero fines under it’s 500-day-old bylaw that banned plastic shopping bags and put a price on paper and reusable ones. As Sean Amato reports, councillors are now seeking feedback and considering changes. #yegcc #ableg #yeg
A 101 year old Edmonton woman is in a legal dispute with Rotary Foundation Canada over amending her late husband’s will – which leaves his $40 million estate entirely to the foundation. Bianca Millions reports.
The vote is still about 11 months away, but nine candidates were registered Wednesday for the next Edmonton election. As Sean Amato reports, some hopefuls have a history with the NDP and PC party.
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An 8-year-old was reportedly stabbed after an altercation between three young males. The victim is now in stable condition, and police continue the investigation.
The Hope Mission is bracing for the Canada Post labour disruption, fearing a delay in mail in donations could impact their hot meal program for vulnerable Edmontonians.
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The Alberta government is launching an online portal in a bid to speed up housing construction in the province. Edward Djan has more.
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Alberta RCMP have laid several charges against a man after seizing $6.8 million worth of cocaine during a traffic stop last month.
A record-breaking 6.4 million completed trips were recorded by the Edmonton Transit which is a 22% increase compared to last year. Edmontonians say affordability is one of the factors for choosing transit over cars. Our Leo Cruzat reports
