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 Separate crashes near Grande Prairie kill 2 It's been a deadly long weekend on the highways in northern Alberta, with two people dead in separate crashes near Grande Prairie.
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 Man charged in string of southside fires A man faces eight charges, including arson endangering life, after a string of fires Saturday
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 Sikh community celebrates Nagar Kirtan Tens of thousands of people packed the streets of southside Edmonton for the annual Nagar Kirtan procession.
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 Grant Mac expansion shifts focus to downtown University will fund multi-million dollar art facility by selling Millwoods and Jasper Place campuses.
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 Family mourns man found in ravine Mother of Alex Thomas-Haug confims body found in ravine Saturday is her son.
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 Downtown market returns to 104th Some of the sights from the City Market's return to it's usual outdoor home.
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 Oil Kings strike 1st in Memorial Cup against Cataractes Henrik Samuelsson broke a tie 13:42 into the third period as the Edmonton Oil Kings downed the host Shawinigan Cataractes 4-3 in a wild opening game of the Mastercard Memorial Cup on Friday night.
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 Killam mourns slain social worker Hundreds gathered in Killam for the funeral of Dianne McClements, who was killed while working in a Camrose youth home.
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 Former employee accuses Edmonton police of racism A former employee of the Edmonton Police Service says racist behaviour of her colleagues and her boss forced her from her job.
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 Teen charged in pedestrian death Police have charged an 18-year-old man after an accident that killed a young woman in March.
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 Harper government funded study on 'Dutch disease' The Harper government has funded research that argues Canada's economy suffers from so-called Dutch Disease, an economic theory the prime minister and other senior officials ridiculed when raised recently by NDP Leader Tom Mulcair.
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 Antibiotic-resistant bacteria suspected in Royal Alex death Alberta Health Services says thinks bacteria was brought to Edmonton by from overseas, has spread to four other patients.
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 Body of inner-city Edmonton man found in river The body of a man who went missing seven months ago has been found in the North Saskatchewan River.
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 Sturgeon County now under fire ban Sturgeon County issued a full burning ban on Thursday because of dry and windy conditions.
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 Pigeon Lake campground to stay open until August Provincial officials have reversed a decision to close the Pigeon Lake campground for the entire summer after local business owners raised concerns.
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 Human remains found outside of Edmonton Police are investigating the discovery of human remains in Sturgeon County.
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 Greyhound bus killer gets supervised outings from hospital Greyhound bus killer Vince Li is now allowed to go on short, escorted outings from the Manitoba mental hospital where he has been committed.
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 Sketch released in south Edmonton sex assault Edmonton police released a sketch in hopes of identifying a suspect in a weekend sexual assault.
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 Man's disappearance deemed suspicious by police The disappearance of 24-year-old Alex Thomas-Haug near the Mill Creek Ravine early Monday morning has been called suspicious by police.
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 Slave Lake fire report to be released Friday A committee looking into last year's devastating wildfire in Slave Lake, Alta., will release its recommendations on Friday.
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 Oilers part ways with head coach Tom Renney The Edmonton Oilers are parting ways with head coach Tom Renney. The team announced via Twitter account his contract will not be renewed. The rebuilding team has not had a winning record in two years with Renney behind the bench.
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 Redford 'shocked' Mulcair dismissed western premiers Federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is "wrong and misinformed" for his contention that the oilsands are hurting Canada's manufacturing sector, Alberta Premier Alison Redford says.
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 Driver killed in southwest Edmonton rollover A motorist is dead following a rollover near the intersection at 23rd Avenue and 199th Street just before 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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 Edmonton's Capital Ex to be renamed by fair goers Edmonton's Capital Ex is getting a new name, again.
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 Edmonton man dies in ATV rollover A 71-year-old Edmonton man died in an ATV crash Wednesday morning near Slave Lake, Alta.
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