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Le SAIT supprime jusqu’à 65 postes du personnel au milieu d’un déficit de financement en Alberta
L’Institut technologique du Sud de l’Alberta annonce des suppressions d’emplois allant de 30 à 65 postes alors que les inscriptions diminuent et que le financement provincial se resserre.
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Edmonton couple sentenced to prison for elderly woman's death
A husband and wife received four-year prison terms after a 76-year-old woman lay on a floor for up to 10 days without care.
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Questor Technology Secures Funding for Waste Heat Power Project
The Calgary-based company received $305,060 to develop a 1,500 kW heat-to-power system using Organic Rankine Cycle technology.
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Edmonton City Council Rejects Pause on Bike-Lane Construction
City officials decided to move forward with expansion projects after reviewing public support and opposition at City Hall.
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Siksika Nation Opens Indigenous-Led Addiction Recovery Centre
The 76-bed facility in Alberta is the second of five planned recovery centres to address addiction through Indigenous-led services.
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High River couple to raffle Christmas Charity Truck
The bright-red vehicle will be raffled Sept. 27 to fund future campaigns for southern Alberta children's charities.
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Alberta Premier Warns Oil Tariffs Would Be Emotional and Harmful
Danielle Smith says imposing duties on energy exports to the US would be disastrous for the provincial economy.
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Alberta Premier Rejects Retaliatory Tariffs Against US
Danielle Smith warns that trade countermeasures could backfire on Canadian consumers and the provincial economy.
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Alberta Premier Urges Ottawa to Resume US Trade Talks
Danielle Smith calls for negotiations to avoid counter-tariffs, stating she is the only provincial leader opposing the move.
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Alberta Premier Urges Ottawa to Resume US Trade Talks
Danielle Smith calls for federal negotiations after a tentative trade deal collapsed and 50% tariffs were imposed on Canadian goods.
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Edmonton May Pause Planned Bike Lane Expansion
City officials consider modifying or delaying bike routes amid community pushback and pending provincial legislation.
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Kitten Rescued From Car Engine in Calgary
A woman discovered a stowaway kitten trapped in her vehicle after hearing meowing coming from the engine compartment.
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Calgary International Airport Updates Concourse B Repairs
The airport provides a look at renovation efforts following hail damage to the facility.
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Volunteers Restore Kananaskis River Surfing Wave After Storm Damage
Local surfers and volunteers rebuilt the Alberta river wave after heavy rains forced the first competition cancellation in two decades.
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Fire Damages Vacant Property in West Edmonton
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responded to a blaze at a vacant building on 162 Street; the cause remains under investigation.
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Edmonton Marathon course measured 674 metres too long
Organisers confirm a measurement error added extra distance to the 2026 race in Alberta, Canada.
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Dolly Parton's Final Edmonton Performance Revisited
The legendary country singer-songwriter's last appearance in Alberta took place at Rogers Place.
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Severe hailstorm damages central Alberta hamlet
Residents of Springbrook report significant property and vehicle damage after a storm left a 200-km scar visible from space.
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Severe Hailstorm Damages Homes and Vehicles in Red Deer County
Nickel-sized hail struck Springbrook, Alberta, following a severe thunderstorm warning from Environment Canada.
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Former Alberta Premiers Kenney and Notley Launch Anti-Separatism Campaign
Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley co-chair a national business initiative to keep Alberta within Canada.
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Edmonton Marathon Courses Mis-measured by Over 600 Metres
Runners in Alberta covered extra distance due to a course setup error, inflating finish times for professionals and amateurs.
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Edmonton Marathon Course Mismeasured by 650 Metres
Race organizers acknowledge distance error that added several minutes to runners' finish times.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Warns Against US Trade Retaliation
Smith urges a resolution within two weeks, warning that countertariffs would increase costs for Canadian consumers.
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Montreal's Westcliff Management Acquires Kingsway Mall in Edmonton
The purchase marks a return to Western Canada for the real estate firm and the second mall sale in Edmonton within three weeks.
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Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival Hits Record Attendance
The 11-day event drew 850,000 people to Edmonton, Alberta, marking a new peak for the annual theatre festival.
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Miyu Yamashita Ties LPGA Scoring Record at CPKC Women's Open
The Japanese golfer won the tournament in Edmonton by nine strokes to secure her fourth career LPGA title.
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Alberta Premier defends expiry dates on new integrated health cards
Danielle Smith says the move will curb fraud, though critics worry about healthcare access for vulnerable residents.
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Westcliff Management Acquires Kingsway Mall in Edmonton
The Montreal-based real estate firm expands its national retail footprint with the purchase of the Alberta shopping center.
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Thousands Attend Edmonton Pride Parade Despite Police Boycotts
Community members and trans marchers gathered in Alberta despite some groups opting out over police presence.
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Kimball Electronics Reports Q4 Net Income Amid Medical Pivot
The Jasper, Indiana manufacturer posts $8.5 million net income while accelerating growth in higher-margin medical electronics.
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Canadian Cavalry Regiment Showcases History at Whoop-Up Days
Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) visited Lethbridge to display military heritage during the local festival.
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Brooke Henderson Competes in CPKC Women’s Open in Edmonton
Canadian star Brooke Henderson returns to home soil for the LPGA Tour event at Royal Mayfair Golf Club.
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Elections Alberta seeks 60,000 workers for October referendum
The agency describes the recruitment drive as the largest in Canada's history to staff a 48-hour ballot count.
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Edmonton Marathon Organizers Apologize for Course Distance Error
Runners report the race was longer than the official distance following a route change in Alberta.
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Alberta to hold first AI data centre town hall in Lacombe
Provincial officials will meet with residents Wednesday evening to discuss environmental and electricity grid concerns.
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Stuff a Bus school supply program expands to three Alberta municipalities
The United Way of the Alberta Capital Region is bringing the initiative to Strathcona County, Spruce Grove, and St. Albert.
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Edmonton Councillors Call for Return of Transit Fare Gates
City officials seek to revisit the installation of fare gates at LRT stations to combat fare evasion and improve revenue.
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Alberta Premier Warns of Foreign Influence in Separation Referendum
Danielle Smith says foreign actors are targeting the province's democratic process, though no criminal activity is confirmed.
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Calgary Business Winds Down Operations Amid US Tariff Uncertainty
A radio-equipment manufacturer in Alberta is scaling back operations due to ongoing threats of tariffs on Canadian exports.
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Edmonton Councillor Seeks Study on Infill Property Values
Keren Tang wants the city to analyze how 2024 zoning changes affecting residential density are influencing local home prices.
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Calgary Police Officer Ordered to Stand Trial for Murder
Officer Craig Stothard faces two murder charges following an eight-day hearing in Alberta.
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Elections Alberta Seeks Outside Staff for Fall Referendum
The agency is recruiting experienced electoral workers from other Canadian jurisdictions to help manage a high-profile separation vote.
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Brooke Henderson Seeks Repeat Win at CPKC Women’s Open
The two-time champion aims to maintain momentum at the Royal Mayfair Golf Club in Edmonton.
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Banff Suspends Temporary Housing Program After Funding Loss
A short-term housing initiative that served 155 people last year is now inactive, raising concerns about shelter capacity in the Bow Valley.
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CUPE Alberta President Criticizes Ottawa Over Private Health Care
Raj Uppal says federal inaction allows the Alberta UCP to expand patient-paid services under Bill 11.
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Lucy Wiens Wins Silver in 50-Metre Backstroke
The Okotoks, Alberta athlete secured the silver medal for Canada with a time of 28.86 seconds.
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Fire damages vacant motel in west Edmonton
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responded to a blaze at the Royal Scot Motel and Storage Yard on Stony Plain Road.
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Edmonton Councillor Calls for Review of Valley Line LRT Signals
Confusing traffic signal timing along the light rail corridor is linked to vehicle crashes and near-misses, according to city officials.
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Whoop-Up Days begins in Lethbridge with community breakfast
MP Rachael Thomas hosted the 10th annual pancake breakfast to launch the week-long fair in Alberta.
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Whoop-Up Days Returns to Lethbridge With Record Attendance
The annual summer fair featured a new kickoff party and parade led by Grand Marshall Knud Petersen.
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Russia and US Actors Fuel Alberta Separatist Narratives
Research reveals foreign efforts to stoke division and influence the upcoming Alberta separatist referendum.
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Telus World of Science Edmonton reopening delayed to 2027
Flood-damage repairs push the reopening of the science centre past the original November 2026 target.
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Alberta hails repeal of federal EV mandate
Premier Danielle Smith calls the federal government's decision to scrap mandatory zero-emission vehicle sales targets a victory.
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity Hosts Summer Arts Festival
The Alberta-based nonprofit continues its 90-year legacy of artistic innovation through seasonal festivals and year-round residencies.
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Atikamekw Nation and Marinvest Partner on LNG Export Project
The project involves a pipeline from Alberta to a maritime terminal in Baie-Comeau, Quebec, to ship gas to Europe.
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Grizzly bear escapes habitat at Calgary Zoo
A one-year-old bear was safely returned to its enclosure at the Wilder Institute after a brief escape on Monday.
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Alberta misses Treaty 6 anniversary ceremony in Edmonton
The absence of the Indigenous Relations Minister at a 150th anniversary event sparked criticism from Treaty 6 First Nations chiefs.
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Grizzly bear escapes habitat at Calgary Zoo
A one-year-old bear climbed out of its enclosure at the Wilder Institute on Monday before being safely returned.
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Runners dispute course distance at Edmonton Marathon
Participants allege the race was longer than official measurements, while organizers cite Athletics Canada standards.
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Runners Dispute Course Distance at Edmonton Marathon
Elite and amateur athletes claim the race route was longer than advertised, though organizers maintain measurements were accurate.