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 One dead after Grande Prairie crash
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 Gun-purchase man complains of back-door registryA Stettler man says he's fired up that he had to shell out personal information when he made a purchase at an Edmonton gun shop.
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 Guns, tanks manned by the best in Alberta military operation
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[Video]Masked in artillery smoke and heralded by the sound of gunfire, the troops and tanks of Edmonton's 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group rumble over a ridge towards the enemy.
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 Stuck in an army tank at a military operationAs I lower myself into the belly of a Leopard C2 tank during my tour of the main operating base of Exercise Warrior Ram, a true Winnie the Pooh moment occurs: I'm stuck.
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 Fake blood too much for some at military exerciseThe sight of the blood is too much for one soldier who has to sit down, but it doesn't seem to phase the medics.
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 Gunter: Focus on chronic EI usersOccasional claimants should not be penalized by tougher rules on relocation or taking other jobs
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 Patient dead as AHS probes suspected outbreakAlberta Health Services is investigating the death of a Royal Alexandra Hospital patient who came into contact with a traveller who may have been infected with two types of antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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 Man charged in fatal pedestrian crashAn 18-year-old man is facing charges after a woman was hit by a vehicle in March.
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 Cops warn about dangers of private car salesPolice are urging Edmontonians to exercise caution when buying or selling vehicles privately.
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 Mulcair to visit oilsands after Mason invite
[Video]Federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair will visit Alberta at the end of May to discuss the oilsands, says Alberta NDP leader Brian Mason, who secured the arrangement.
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 Slave Lake fire could not be prevented: reportNothing could have been done to save Slave Lake from three wildfires that destroyed 22,000 hectares of land and burned 500 homes and businesses to the ground.
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 City still enforcing fire banWhile the provincial fire ban was lifted Friday, city fire officials are reminding Edmontonians to keep an eye on their backyard fire pits over the May long weekend.
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 Accused 'disgusted with himself' over later attackAn alleged killer rapist accused of stabbing an Edmonton female cabby 17 times in a deadly 1981 "frenzy" attack was convicted of a similar crime three years later.
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 Top cop vows for more action on crimeThe city's top cop says an enhanced traffic unit will be instrumental in the success of his violence reduction strategy.
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 Red Deer cops crack 14-year-old sex assault caseMore than a dozen years after a teen girl was chased down a Red Deer street and raped, police have a suspect in custody.
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 Alberta's government to log on loads of air milesChina, here we come. London Olympics, tally ho. And hello, Rio.
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 Human remains found in Sturgeon CountyHuman remains have been found in a field in Sturgeon County.
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 DNA test links accused killerEvidence presented Thursday at an Edmonton cold-case murder trial outlined how the advent of DNA science resulted in an arrest decades after the sex-slaying.
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 Program aimed at helping troubled youthAn Edmonton school resource cop at Scona High is helping young offenders set themselves straight through hard, physical exercise.
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 We need bear baiting: ProvinceGeorge Pollard has lost count of the bears he's had a hand in killing over the decades -- with a personal record of 13 bruins in one day, it's safe to say his gun could easily boast hundreds of notches.
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 Spruce Grove construction site deathOccupational Health and Safety has launched an investigation into the death of a 53-year-old man at a Spruce Grove construction site.
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 Mulcair takes page out of 1980s' Grits playbookRemember the 1980 federal election? It pushed out the short-lived Joe Clark government and ushered in yet another Liberal majority under Pierre Trudeau -- a majority that gave us the National Energy Program, among other treats.
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 Senior dead after ATV crash near Slave LakeA 61-year-old Edmonton man is dead after rolling his quad near Slave Lake.
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 Accused killer was driving taxi: witnessA city woman told court Wednesday she saw accused killer rapist Robert Fletcher behind the wheel of a Barrel taxi on the night cabby Gerdina Kruidbos was slain.
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 Fort Edmonton to open this weekend
[Video]Fort Edmonton Park welcomed inner-city elementary students for free fun Wednesday as it held its final dress rehearsal before opening for the season.
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