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Federal parole documents shed light on ongoing concerns about the risks posed by a woman charged in the killing of a young

RCMP say a man died after officers tried to arrest him on outstanding warrants near Edmonton. Police were called to

Sitting at the desk in the corner of a meeting room of the Wood Buffalo Military Museum Centre in Fort

Muriel Stanley Venne, a trail-blazing Métis woman known for her Indigenous rights advocacy, has died at 87. Venne, born in Lamont,

Police are investigating the death of two inmates at the Edmonton Remand Centre that happened within a span of two

Two days before Christmas, people hauled their belongings out the doors of a central Edmonton apartment building, piling up suitcases and laundry

Alberta’s top court has dismissed an appeal by a man found guilty of stabbing his estranged wife 17 times. The

Early in July 2020, Edmonton International Airport and European-based developer Alpin Sun announced one of the most ambitious solar projects

A former president of the Calgary Homeless Foundation says he is deeply concerned by the Alberta government’s recent decision to

Edmontonian Jibril Ibrahim recalls his sticker shock when he discovered sending medicine to his cousin in Somalia during the pandemic