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• New condominium regulations strike the right balance, minister says

  27-11-2019 23:39 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Fine limits, insurance requirements and flexible borrowing rules are among new condominium regulations that will take effect in the new year. Read More
  
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• Education minister will not yet intervene in Catholic school board dispute

  27-11-2019 23:14 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Education Minister Adriana LaGrange said Wednesday she has no plans yet to intervene in an escalating dispute between the Edmonton Catholic school board and a mother who says she and her son were racially profiled by the board. Read More
  
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• Lots of leg room: Edmonton airport unveils new security screening centre

  27-11-2019 23:04 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Edmonton International Airport's overhauled screening area is giving passengers a little bit more elbow room while going through security. Read More
  
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• Three to See Thurs., Nov. 28: Richard Inman, GLOW lanterns and Frankie film

  27-11-2019 22:07 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Richard Inman: Here’s a show rather worth your attention: A staple of Winnipeg’s folk and country scene, Richard Inman sports a rich baritone voice and delicate musical touch, crafting mature songs that feel at once deeply familiar and bracingly fresh. Between relentless gigging and a residency at the legendary Times Change(d) High and Lonesome Club, Inman has proven himself a savvy songwriter and true prairie gem. As Salty from the Empress notes, “For fans of thoughtful, poeti
  
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• Man wanted by Edmonton city police: Human trafficking charge

  27-11-2019 21:08 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  City police are asking for the public's help in locating a man wanted on Canada-wide warrants for human trafficking. Read More
  
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• Edmonton to co-host 24-hour international Thinkathon: EU sponsored

  27-11-2019 19:16 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Young people in Edmonton will have the chance to think about social relations in the digital age as the city plays host to the Canadian side of a trans-Atlantic Thinkathon this weekend. Read More
  
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• Review: Waitress serves up empowering story along with plenty of pie

  27-11-2019 18:08 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  In that small but distinguished subgenre of behind-the-scenes stories from the service industry, the hit Broadway musical Waitress serves up irresistible portions of acting, singing, comedy, and most significantly, women's empowerment. Read More
  
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• Second-degree murder charge after woman found dead on rural road: RCMP

  27-11-2019 17:48 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  A Spruce Grove man has been charged with second degree-murder after a woman was found dead on a  rural road earlier this month, say RCMP. Read More
  
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• The sooner that the Edmonton Oilers lock up six million dollar man Darnell Nurse, the better

  27-11-2019 16:08 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Is Darnell Nurse playing like a top-pairing NHL d-man? Yes. Read More
  
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• Edmonton weather: This is the November we all know and love

  27-11-2019 15:09 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Read More
  
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• Wednesday's letters: Road Runner, where are you?

  27-11-2019 14:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  My husband very recently passed away from prostate cancer. I realize it is Movember, focusing on all male cancers, but not near enough attention is devoted to the need for every man over 40 years of age to have the annual blood test which monitors the PSA levels. Read More
  
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• Opinion: Alberta needs conflict of interest rules for government purchasing

  27-11-2019 14:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The government’s handing over of $905,000 to public inquiry commissioner Steve Allan to dish out in his sole discretion for legal services is not the way public money is supposed to be spent in this province. Read More
  
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• David Staples: Don't expect Alberta government to help Edmonton with self-inflicted traffic woes

  27-11-2019 11:30 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  No doubt there are cities with bigger traffic woes than Edmonton, but does any other place do more to fuss and mess with its traffic than does Edmonton? Read More
  
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• Oil Spills podcast: Defence (and maybe an NHL trade deadline deal) wins championships, don'tcha know

  27-11-2019 11:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The Edmonton Oilers are playing consistently well enough to hold down a position high in the NHL standings thanks to a number of factors, including a much-improved defence. Read More
  
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• Police seek man who randomly slapped St. Albert woman at bus stop - Edmonton Journal

  27-11-2019 09:00
  
  Police seek man who randomly slapped St. Albert woman at bus stop  Edmonton Journal
  
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• Refinery flaring lights up Edmonton sky and social media

  27-11-2019 05:52 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  A gas flare at Imperial Oil's Strathcona refinery that lit up the sky Tuesday and sparked a burst of apocalyptic conspiracy theories on social media could continue until Thursday. Read More
  
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• Watch: Aurora Cannabis opens Canada's biggest cannabis shop at West Edmonton Mall

  27-11-2019 05:21 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Aurora Cannabis, a major producer based out of Edmonton, is opening its flagship store at West Edmonton Mall. Read More
  
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• Watch: AUPE president Guy Smith speaks about tough upcoming contract negotiations

  27-11-2019 03:48 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) president Guy Smith speaks about difficult upcoming contract negotiations with the Alberta government as he meets with union members at an Edmonton hotel. Read More
  
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• Watch: Alberta puts temporary freeze on new photo radar equipment

  27-11-2019 03:21 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The Alberta government announced Tuesday that it will put a temporary freeze on new photo radar devices as it consults with municipalities and police on the future of photo radar in Alberta. Read More
  
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• Dome notes: Election finance rule changes coming and a scrap over AISH rules

  27-11-2019 03:03 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Changes to provincial election financing rules are coming in 2020, Alberta's justice minister says, but he won't say what will change. Read More
  
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• Public school board spending $80 million in reserves amid budget squeeze

  27-11-2019 02:31 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The Edmonton public school board voted unanimously to spend most of its reserves — a total of $80.5 million in accumulated surpluses put aside for a rainy day — to support operations for the school year already underway. Read More
  
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• U of A proposes residence fee hike amid student uncertainty about tuition

  27-11-2019 02:04 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The cost of living in residence at the University of Alberta could jump by five per cent in each of the next two academics years, according to school administrators. Read More
  
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• Trustees storm out as demonstrators call on Catholic schools to address racism

  27-11-2019 01:30 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Edmonton Catholic school board trustees voted to adjourn their monthly meeting after just 13 minutes in session on Tuesday due to a peaceful demonstration in support of a mother who says she was racially profiled by her son's school in September. Read More
  
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• Council decides overhauled transit system to hit Edmonton streets next August

  27-11-2019 01:18 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  With several unknowns still swirling around how residents in about 20 communities will get around after losing nearby transit service , Edmonton's city council voted to forge ahead with a long-discussed new bus network to roll out on the streets next August. Read More
  
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• UCP puts freeze on new photo radar equipment in Alberta

  27-11-2019 00:19 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Alberta drivers will see photo radar stick around for at least another two years as the provincial government announced a study into its use. Read More
  
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