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      'They fear labelling, stigma', Alberta PhD student researching dementia in the south Asian community

      The words “Dementia” or “Alzheimer’s” do not exist in many languages, including the traditional south Asian languages Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu. James Dunn has one Alberta student’s continuing research into the illness’s effect on south Asians living in Canada.

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      Smith warns of $14 billion in coal lawsuits

      Alberta’s premier says she’s plowing ahead with new coal mines, despite public backlash, in part because taxpayers face $14 billion in lawsuits. As Sean Amato reports, the NDP is calling that explanation a “bold-faced lie.”
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      Alberta on its way to being global leader in hydrogen: Premier

      Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking at the grand opening of the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub on Monday says the new hub, along with the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub, will aid in boosting networks and developing new technology.
      1:57
      'Canada Strong Pass' to launch June 20: Here's what it includes

      The feds new 'Canada Strong Pass' is said to encourage travel for young Canadians within the country. Alessandra Carneiro breaks down what it will include.

      2:16
      Oilers themed crocheted chickens explode in popularity amid Stanley Cup finals

      250 a week, over 1500 total crocheted chickens have made their way to the homes of Oilers fans, including the Prime Minister. James Dunn takes a look at her process and what makes them relaxing.

      9h ago

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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.

      Recommended Videos

      2:47
      Smith warns of $14 billion in coal lawsuits

      Alberta’s premier says she’s plowing ahead with new coal mines, despite public backlash, in part because taxpayers face $14 billion in lawsuits. As Sean Amato reports, the NDP is calling that explanation a “bold-faced lie.”
      0:53
      Alberta on its way to being global leader in hydrogen: Premier

      Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking at the grand opening of the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub on Monday says the new hub, along with the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub, will aid in boosting networks and developing new technology.
      1:57
      'Canada Strong Pass' to launch June 20: Here's what it includes

      The feds new 'Canada Strong Pass' is said to encourage travel for young Canadians within the country. Alessandra Carneiro breaks down what it will include.

      2:16
      Oilers themed crocheted chickens explode in popularity amid Stanley Cup finals

      250 a week, over 1500 total crocheted chickens have made their way to the homes of Oilers fans, including the Prime Minister. James Dunn takes a look at her process and what makes them relaxing.

      9h ago

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      2:16
      Oilers themed crocheted chickens explode in popularity amid Stanley Cup finals

      250 a week, over 1500 total crocheted chickens have made their way to the homes of Oilers fans, including the Prime Minister. James Dunn takes a look at her process and what makes them relaxing.

      9h ago

      1:36
      Edmonton’s Fringe Festival hopes to continue to be sustainable

      Edmonton Fringe Fest, the largest Fringe festival in North America is back for its 44th year. After a huge call to sustain the festival, our Leo Cruzat spoke with the organizer on how they are still holding up.

      13h ago

      2:19
      Police seeing more racing, extreme speeding on Edmonton roads

      Racing and extreme speeds are becoming a bigger problem in Edmonton. Elliott Knopp with more on why police are warning drivers to keep stunts and high speeds on the racetrack, not local roads.

      13h ago

      2:32
      Probe launched into Air India plane crash, as lone survivor recounts his harrowing escape

      Rhianne Campbell reports, it’s world’s worst aviation disaster in a decade, killing more than 240 people, including a Canadian dentist. 

      16h ago