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Edmontonians ready to shop local despite U.S. tariff pause

Edmontonians supporting local products amid threat of U.S. trade war. Despite U.S. tariff pause, some grocery stores are highlighting products made in Alberta and in Canada. Hiba Kamal-Choufi has more.

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Edmonton disability advocates call for better snow clearing for accessibility 

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Smith or Trudeau? Who gets credit for Trump tariff delay?

Canada erupted with debate Monday over which politician is to thank for Trump’s tariff delay. As Sean Amato reports, despite different strategies, one UCP minister credited both Alberta’s premier and the prime minister.
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Doctors, NDP criticize $2M Alberta COVID-19 review

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Edmonton city leaders react to White House comments on drug overdoses in the city

Edmonton's Mayor says comments from a White House advisor on Edmonton's opioid crisis is highlight the need for provincial and federal help, while other councillors say it's a matter of enforcement with city council set to debate a new public spaces bylaw next week.

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Edmonton disability advocates call for better snow clearing for accessibility 

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Smith or Trudeau? Who gets credit for Trump tariff delay?

Canada erupted with debate Monday over which politician is to thank for Trump’s tariff delay. As Sean Amato reports, despite different strategies, one UCP minister credited both Alberta’s premier and the prime minister.
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Doctors, NDP criticize $2M Alberta COVID-19 review

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RCMP highlight border efforts amid U.S./Canada border spat

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Edmonton’s Ismaili community mourn the passing of Aga Khan

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Edmonton public schools and CUPE still without a deal as more strike votes loom

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Take Back Alberta to fight election fines

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