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    Alberta Government invests $20 million in NAIT Skills Trade facility

    The Alberta Government continue to provide funding for designing and planning NAIT’s Advanced Skills Centre as part of a $43 million three-year investment. The advanced education minister says the investment is aimed at attracting more students to trades amid the political climate between the U.S. and Canada. Our Leo Cruzat reports

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    UCP government will not lead Alberta independence vote: Smith

    If Albertans want to vote on leaving Canada, it will have to be through a citizen-led referendum rather than a government one, Premier Danielle Smith said Tuesday. So how do Albertans feel about this? Sean Amato reports.

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    Edmonton disables intersection speeding cameras

    There are no more “speed-on-green” tickets being issued in Edmonton. As Sean Amato reports, the city has turned their cameras off in advance of new Alberta photo radar rules coming into effect on Tuesday.
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    Alberta welcomes national energy corridor promise

    An Alberta minister says it’s about time federal Liberals and Conservatives are agreeing to expand trade corridors and build more pipelines. But as Sean Amato reports, one energy expert warns the election promises may not match industry realities.
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    Alberta's first hydrogen refuelling station removed after a year

    Just less than a year after it opened to much Government of Alberta fanfare in Nisku — 30 minutes south of Edmonton — the province's first commercial hydrogen refuelling station was removed at the end of February. 

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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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    2:33
    UCP government will not lead Alberta independence vote: Smith

    If Albertans want to vote on leaving Canada, it will have to be through a citizen-led referendum rather than a government one, Premier Danielle Smith said Tuesday. So how do Albertans feel about this? Sean Amato reports.

    14h ago

    2:20
    Edmonton disables intersection speeding cameras

    There are no more “speed-on-green” tickets being issued in Edmonton. As Sean Amato reports, the city has turned their cameras off in advance of new Alberta photo radar rules coming into effect on Tuesday.
    3:01
    Alberta welcomes national energy corridor promise

    An Alberta minister says it’s about time federal Liberals and Conservatives are agreeing to expand trade corridors and build more pipelines. But as Sean Amato reports, one energy expert warns the election promises may not match industry realities.
    1:34
    Alberta's first hydrogen refuelling station removed after a year

    Just less than a year after it opened to much Government of Alberta fanfare in Nisku — 30 minutes south of Edmonton — the province's first commercial hydrogen refuelling station was removed at the end of February. 

    14h ago

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    Liberals looking to gain support in Manitoba

    CityNews’ political specialist Glen McGregor is in Manitoba following along with Mark Carney as the Liberal leader looks to drum up support in that province.

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    Edmonton’s Old Strathcona Antique Mall for sale

    The owners of the Old Strathcona Antique Mall have decided to sell the business after 16 years.

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    Edmonton activist frustrated with city’s plan to tackle homelessness

    As Edmonton city council reviews a proposal to limit shelter spaces and improve service delivery, a local activist calls for homelessness to be the focus in the upcoming election.

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    Habitat for Humanity bracing for U.S. tariff impacts

    Habitat for Humanity has helped many low-income families in the Edmonton region, including four families in St. Albert. However, as Leo Cruzat reports, the organization and its building partners are bracing for the U.S. tariffs.

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